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# Step 1. Discover Events

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This guide shows you how to browse campaigns and find events to apply for.
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### Before you start

* You’re signed in to your Hypercape Creator account.

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You can browse events before your profile is fully ready.

But you may need an approved profile to apply. See [\[Creator\] Managing Your Profile](/reference/creator-managing-your-profile.md).
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### What you will do

1. Open the Events page.
2. Search or filter events.
3. Open event details and check eligibility.

### Steps

#### 1) Open Events

Sign in, then click **Events**.

Events is the main hub for campaigns.

#### 2) Search or filter

* Use the **search bar** to find events by name or brand.
* Filter by status:
  * **All**
  * **Ongoing**
  * **Upcoming**
  * **Ended**

#### 3) Read an event card

Each card typically shows:

* Brand name and logo
* Event title and category
* Event type badge (**Content Campaign** or **Product Gifting**)
* Countdown / remaining time
* Applicants count
* Reward amount (H‑Points)

#### 4) Open event details

Click an event card to see:

* **Description**
* **Requirements** (content campaigns only)
* **Product gifting notice** (product gifting only)
* **Rewards**
* **Products**
* **Timeline**

#### 5) Check eligibility

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If you match the requirements, you’ll see a green check.

If not, you’ll see what’s missing.
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### Expected result

You found an event you want to join.

You understand what it requires.

### Tips

* Check the **Timeline** first.
* Read the requirements before you apply.
* Apply early for competitive events.

### Need help?

Email **<help@hypercape.com>**.

Include the event name and a screenshot.


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