Coming all the way from Chile, Hadza has been created to let people who attend the same events share these videos that they shoot while they are there. This new startup is here to put an end to the common situation of quality videos ending up buried on sites like Facebook, where you can only watch them if you’re friends with the uploader. On Hadza, you’ll get to watch every clip that is shared regardless of the relationship you have with the person who contributes it. And what’s even more interesting is that the site lets you watch everything in real time. Hadza makes for streaming videos of geo-tagged events, so you’ll get to watch them right as they’re unfolding.
Sports events, rock concerts, political rallies… you’ll get to watch all of these in real time. And the site also lends itself to watching events such as weddings. Had it been available back then, I’m sure many people would have used Hadza when Prince Williams married Catherine Middleton last year.
As an app, Hadza is available both for iOS and Android. And there’s no need for you to create an account in order to share your own videos, just signing in via Facebook will do.
Hadza.com In Their Own Words
Inspired by the last full-time hunter-gatherers, the Hadzas, our mission is simple: create tools that will enable people like you to construct and enjoy simultaneous social-video experiences in ways never previously possible.
With Hadza, you’ll be able to stream multiple videos of geo-tagged events, synchronized in time.
Some Questions About Hadza.com
Which other kind of events could be watched using a platform like this one? 
