ONGA: Concert Tracker & Diary

ONGA: Concert Tracker & Diary

Setlists, albums & memories

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  • Released
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  • June 17, 2026
  • August 12, 2026
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ONGA is where you keep the gigs you've been to. Add a show and the setlist is already there — every track, in order, encores included. TRACK BY TRACK Rate the night track by track. Write notes and share them with your friends. ALBUM BY ALBUM ONGA breaks the setlist down by album and shows you the split at a glance — four off the new record, six off the one that made you a fan, one deep cut nobody saw coming. Tap any album to see exactly which of its tracks were played that night. A COLLECTIBLE FOR EVERY GIG Every show becomes a visual you compose yourself: choose the artwork, choose the logo. Keep it, or send it wherever you want. GOING TO A SHOW? Add it before the date and ONGA gives you the likely setlist, based on what the artist has been playing lately. Afterwards, the real one takes its place on its own. YOUR PHOTOS The shots you took, and the ticket if you kept it. They stay private. YOUR HISTORY Every gig in one place — search it, sort it, and watch the count of shows and artists grow behind you.
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What's New in ONGA

1.1.0

August 12, 2026

Your gigs just got better looking. • A brand new look for your gig collectibles — and now you compose them yourself: choose the artwork, choose the logo. • Going to a show? ONGA now gives you the likely setlist beforehand, based on what the artist has been playing lately. The real one replaces it after the night, on its own. • Gigs whose setlist isn't published yet finally have a place. Add them now — the tracks drop in by themselves once they're out. • UX/UI improvements and bug fixes

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