Under the EU Digital Services Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/2065), AFTR provides the following contact points and information.
Point of Contact for Authorities (Art. 11)
Authorities of EU Member States, the European Commission, and the European Board for Digital Services may contact AFTR using the details below.
- Email: dsa@aftrparties.com
- Postal address: AFTR.IO, Aleksa Petrovic, [CONFIRM ADDRESS BEFORE DEPLOY], Vienna, Austria
- Languages accepted: German, English
- We aim to acknowledge requests within 5 business days.
Point of Contact for Users (Art. 12)
Users of AFTR can contact us at any time regarding the service, content moderation decisions, or data rights.
- Email: support@aftrparties.com
- In-app: Use the support widget in the app, portal, or website.
Transparency Information
AFTR is a micro-enterprise as defined in Recommendation 2003/361/EC (fewer than 10 employees, annual turnover under €2 million) and is therefore exempt from DSA Article 24 transparency reporting under Article 19. We voluntarily publish the following information.
Reporting period: 2026-04-01 – 2026-07-03. The figures below are cumulative for this period and were last verified on the end date shown.
- Orders received from EU Member State authorities to act against illegal content: 0
- Notices submitted by users under Art. 16 (illegal content): 0
- Own-initiative content moderation actions: 0
- Complaints handled via internal complaint mechanism: 0
- Out-of-court dispute settlement cases: 0
- Median response time to notices: — hours
How we rank content
AFTR's Discover feed ranks events using a combination of (a) your proximity to the event location and (b) the event's popularity among other users (views, saves, attendance), with more recent and upcoming events weighted higher. There is no paid ad placement in the feed, and no plan or payment increases an event's ranking weight. You can influence the ranking by changing your location and the search filters you apply in the Discover feed.
Last updated: 2026-07-03