Bay Area family event data feed for publishers

    Structured, enriched Bay Area family event data for article writers, newsletter operators, tourism boards, and relocation apps — deduped feeds that stay fresh as libraries and cities publish new listings.

    Product

    Event data feed for publishers

    Licensed, continuously updated listings for newsletters, local media, and syndication — not consumer weekend browsing.

    FindKobi sells structured event data, not weekend browsing. We normalize and dedupe kid-friendly listings from hundreds of Bay Area sources — libraries, cities, museums, schools, and ticketing — and expose them as a continuously updated API and data feed for your product, newsletter, or publication.

    Who this is for

    • Newsletter & Substack writers — RSS or JSON Feed into your stack; plain-text blurbs and categories ready to excerpt
    • Local media & bloggers — query by city, age band, and date window for recurring “what’s on for families” columns
    • Influencers & community curators — API-backed widgets with attribution (Community tier for prototypes)
    • Relocation & tourism products — hyperlocal Bay Area coverage without maintaining scrapers
    • Apps & directories — JSON with stable IDs, venues, ages, and free/paid flags

    What you get in the feed

    • Deduped canonical events (not raw iCal/RSS duplicates)
    • Plain-text descriptions and short summaries for publishing
    • Categories, age signals, venue/host organization, and Bay Area geo filters
    • Formats: JSON API, CSV, RSS 2.0, JSON Feed — metered plans for production volume
    • Fresh data as sources publish — ingest pipeline runs continuously on production Supabase

    Geographic coverage

    Service area: San Francisco Bay Area, California — San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley, San Jose, Peninsula, East Bay, North Bay, and surrounding cities. This is intentional: depth and library/city coverage beat national APIs on storytimes and free municipal programming.

    Not a scrape of findkobi.com

    The consumer site is for parents. Licensed API access includes attribution rules, field tiers, and monthly record limits on the free Community plan — built for programmatic use, not republishing our UI.