▲ 5 r/promoteMyApp+2 crossposts

Wanted a way to keep track of every concert I've been to, so I built one

I go to a lot of festivals and concerts, and for years I've wanted a way to actually keep track of them: which shows I went to, what I thought of the set, which bands I've seen live. Letterboxd does this perfectly for movies. Nothing did it for concerts. So I built Gigbook. You log shows, rate and review them. Every band you've seen live shows up as a little sticker on your profile. You can also follow friends to see what they've been to.

Just shipped it on iOS. No catch, not trying to monetize it, mostly built it because I wanted it to exist. Would love to hear what you think tho.

u/Dramatic_Day4670 — 12 days ago
▲ 17 r/roskildefestival+2 crossposts

Wanted a way to keep track of every concert I've been to, so I built one

I go to a lot of festivals and concerts, and for years I've wanted a way to actually keep track of them: which shows I went to, what I thought of the set, which bands I've seen live. Letterboxd does this perfectly for movies. Nothing did it for concerts. So I built Gigbook. You log shows, rate and review them. Every band you've seen live shows up as a little sticker on your profile. You can also follow friends to see what they've been to.

Just shipped it on iOS. No catch, not trying to monetize it, mostly built it because I wanted it to exist. Would love to hear what you think tho.

u/Dramatic_Day4670 — 12 days ago

Wanted a way to keep track of every concert I've been to, so I built one

I go to a lot of festivals and concerts, and for years I've wanted a way to actually keep track of them: which shows I went to, what I thought of the set, which bands I've seen live. Letterboxd does this perfectly for movies. Nothing did it for concerts. So I built Gigbook. You log shows, rate and review them. Every band you've seen live shows up as a little sticker on your profile. You can also follow friends to see what they've been to.

Just shipped it on iOS. No catch, not trying to monetize it, mostly built it because I wanted it to exist. Would love to hear what you think tho.

u/Dramatic_Day4670 — 17 days ago

Wanted a way to keep track of every concert I've been to, so I built one

I go to a lot of festivals & concerts, and for years I've wanted a way to actually keep track of them: which shows I went to, what I thought of the set, which bands I've seen live. Letterboxd does this perfectly for movies. Nothing did it for concerts. So I built Gigbook. You log shows, rate and review them. Every band you've seen live shows up as a little sticker on your profile. You can also follow friends to see what they've been to.

Just shipped it on iOS. No catch, not trying to monetize it, mostly built it because I wanted it to exist. Would love to hear what you think tho.

u/Dramatic_Day4670 — 27 days ago

Built a Letterboxd-for-concerts app solo — Gigbook just shipped on iOS

I go to a lot of concerts and never had a good way to track them: which shows I'd been to, what I thought of the set, which bands I'd actually seen live. Letterboxd nails this for movies, nothing did it for concerts. So I built Gigbook.

You log shows, rate and review them, and every band you've seen live shows up as a sticker on your profile (small detail but it's my favorite part). You can follow friends too.

Stack: SwiftUI, Supabase for auth/database, MusicBrainz for artist data, fanart.tv for the band logos.

Doing zero-budget launch marketing right now (Product Hunt, Reddit, word of mouth), so this is genuinely the early days. Would love feedback on the concept, the execution, or anything that's confusing from a first look. Happy to talk through any of the technical decisions too if useful to anyone building something similar.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6779516083
Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/products/gigbook-2

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u/Dramatic_Day4670 — 1 month ago
▲ 29 r/lastfm+1 crossposts

Wanted a way to keep track of every concert I've been to, so I built one

I go to a lot of concerts, and for years I've wanted a way to actually keep track of them: which shows I went to, what I thought of the set, which bands I've seen live. Letterboxd does this perfectly for movies. Nothing did it for concerts. So I built Gigbook. You log shows, rate and review them. Every band you've seen live shows up as a little sticker on your profile. You can also follow friends to see what they've been to.

Just shipped it on iOS. No catch, not trying to monetize it, mostly built it because I wanted it to exist. Would love to hear what you think tho.

u/Dramatic_Day4670 — 1 month ago