We tried the app that hooks users up with 'fixers' who can help them get into exclusive nightclubs and bars in London
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Zoola Fix owner Richard Walker-Smith, right, with our friend Charlie.
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Started in 2014, Zoola Fix lets users select a party guide, pay, and then be taken to some of London's coolest locations. Anybody can apply to become a "fixer," but there's a vetting process that people need to go to.
Business Insider went to see what a Zoola Fix evening was like. He started off his evening by meeting Zoola Fix owner Richard Walker-Smith at a cocktail bar in Soho.
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