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Jukely Adds Awesome New Feature Called Levels

Jukely , the highly popular concert membership service headquartered in New York City, today announces the addition of a new feature to the platform that ranks…

RRyan SheaApril 5, 20162 min readShare on XShare on FacebookShare by email

Jukely, the highly popular concert membership service headquartered in New York City, today announces the addition of a new feature to the platform that ranks its members according to how frequently they use the app and what type of shows they attend. Every time members check in to a show, they’ll earn experience points and, ultimately, unlock new “Levels."

Each level comes with a unique card containing original artwork that members can view and show off to their friends. Jukely will also be rolling out special cards for their warehouse shows and other surprise cards, so members can collect and begin building out their own unique timeline.

"We already have power users — people who go out all the time and love discovering new music they’ve never heard before,” said Tess Russell, Jukely’s Head of Product. “The levels are a fun way to recognize that in our product and maybe even inspire a bit of friendly competition between members."

Jukely wants to keep some mystery around how the point values are determined for a particular show, but did reveal that being “adventurous” — trying new genres and venues — could help members earn more points, faster. Recent activity is also weighed most heavily, so members will need to keep going to shows in order to maintain a certain level once it’s reached.  In total, there are five different levels members can attain, with only 2% of all members reaching Level 5.

"Our hope is that members can flip through their cards and remember all the fun times and new music they’ve discovered with Jukely,” said Russell.

Live across 15 cities in the United States, as well as in London and Toronto, new shows are released at 11am in members’ respective time zones and can be claimed before 5pm on the day of the show. The basic membership tier provides individual access to shows happening in a three day window with options to upgrade membership to bring a friend and claim spots even further in advance.

To get the full levels experience, members will need the updated Jukely app (the latest iOS version is out in the App Store today, and the next Android version will be released by the end of the month).

For more information please visit: www.jukely.com

For visual assets and press kit please visit this Dropbox

About Jukely

Jukely is a concert subscription service that sends members to concerts in their city for $25/mo. Jukely members have access to hundreds of events that range from concerts to club shows to DJ sets to festivals, and may attend as many as one per day.

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About Ryan Shea

I have been a freelance writer for seven years now, and have happily been part of the Manhattan Digest family for four of them! Hope you enjoy my foodie reviews, celebrity interviews and more!

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