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BarGlance AI brings real-time insights to Charleston’s nightlife

BarGlance AI, the updated nightlife app uses artificial intelligence powered features to help bar-goers find the right spot before heading out.

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Before heading off to rooftop views like Ritual, see what the vibe is like on BarGlance.

Photo by the CHStoday team

Choosing where to go for a night out can be a gamble — will your favorite Holy City bar be packed, or should you head somewhere else? Whether you’re looking for a lively nightclub like Trio, a relaxed brewery such as Revelry Brewing Co., or a scenic rooftop, BarGlance aims to take the guesswork out of nightlife.

Founded in Charleston and launched in 2019, BarGlance is an app that provides real-time data on local bars, helping Charlestonians see which spots are popular and what kind of crowd to expect. Think: Virtual barhopping before you go out.

Earlier this month, the company released its latest update, BarGlance AI, introducing new features powered by artificial intelligence:

  • Live crowd meter | Tracks real-time crowd levels
  • Bar discovery page | Includes search filters and categories
  • Bar crowd insights | Uses check-ins and demographic data
  • Updated bar profiles | Displays popular times, average time spent, and photos

Next time you’re out in Charleston, try BarGlance. It’s free on iOS and shows you real-time info on local spots — perfect for finding your next favorite hangout.

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