
gigstr: Gig Diary & Tracker
Concert log, sharing & stats
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What's New in gigstr
1.4.1
October 26, 2026
What's new in 1.4.1 • The Next gig widget has a new look: the days to go sit in an orange block beside the band's name, and the photo keeps their faces in frame • Share a past gig as a card for your story or your feed: the setlist, your ratings, a ticket, a receipt, a poster, a collage of your own photos or your whole review • Publish a review for everyone to read, and read everyone's on the new Reviews page • A Photos page: every photo and clip from your nights, and everyone's, searchable by night • Trim a clip before it uploads, and add up to 10 photos and 5 clips to each gig • Search forgives typos, and "foals london" finds a band's gigs in a city, whether you're searching or adding a gig • Tap a song in a setlist for its own page, and support acts get their setlists too • Every name is a way in: tap festivals, venues, buddies and songs. Artist pages show who you saw them with, where, and similar artists • Photos know which act was on stage, and you can like your buddies' photos • Rate a support act's performance and sound, add several support acts at once, and change one you added until someone else confirms it • Two artists can share a name, so you always add the right one • Home makes room for a big diary: gigs still to rate, photos from your phone to add and longer goals. New here? Home walks you through your first few gigs • Were you there? now suggests from your buddies' gigs and your genres • Swipe between Mine and Everyone • Smoother all round, easier on your battery, and gigstr updates itself without you closing and reopening it
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