Soundcheck: Live Event Ops

Soundcheck: Live Event Ops

Gig management, simplified.

10 ratings
1 review
Free

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Released
October 17, 2025
Updated
November 3, 2026

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Manage live event gigs, schedules, and payments all in one app. Crew members can track offers, call times, and pay, while leads can staff events, send offers, and communicate with their team.

✓Gig offer management
✓Call times and run of show
✓Availability sharing
✓Payment tracking
✓Crew staffing and confirmations
✓Team messaging
✓Shared event calendar
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What's New in Soundcheck

1.2.7

November 3, 2026

What's new • Gig managers can publish a live page and share a code so guests can follow the night • Signed in with Apple's Hide My Email? Add your real email to find your invites • Add traveler details: legal name, date of birth and home airport • Clearer agreement status when the company still needs to sign • Resend team invites • Smoother sign-up and many fixes

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User reviews

It’s a great idea BUT

It has some great ideas and features, but there are a few things I feel it’s missing:
Direct messaging: It says you’re able to DM members, but I can’t find a tab or message icon that allows you to do this. There should be a clear message icon or messaging section.
Uploading MP3 arrangements: It would be really helpful if users could upload MP3 files of arrangements directly into a setlist. A lot of bands use arrangements created by their musical director (MD), and those aren’t necessarily available on Spotify.
Setlists shouldn’t be limited to Spotify: Right now, it seems like you can only add songs to a setlist if they’re available on Spotify. There should be an option to add your own MP3s or other audio files. It would also be great to have Apple Music/iTunes as another option.
Price: The price feels a little high considering some of these basic features are missing.
Overall, I think the app has a lot of potential. Adding a messaging feature, allowing users to upload MP3s directly to setlists, and expanding music options beyond Spotify would make it much more useful—especially for musicians who perform arrangements created specifically for their band.
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FAQ

What is Soundcheck used for?

Soundcheck is a mobile application designed for live event professionals. It helps crew members manage gig offers, call times, run of shows, and payments. Production teams can use it to staff events, send offers, and communicate with their crew.

Is Soundcheck free to use?

Yes, Soundcheck is available for free. The app does not have any associated costs for download or usage, and it does not contain advertisements.

What devices does Soundcheck support?

Soundcheck is compatible with both iPhone and iPad devices, allowing users to manage their live event operations on the go.

How often is Soundcheck updated?

The latest version of Soundcheck is 1.2.7, which was last updated on November 3, 2026. This indicates a relatively recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.

What is the age rating for Soundcheck?

Soundcheck has an age rating of 17+. This is likely due to the nature of the live event industry and the content it may involve.

Can I use Soundcheck offline?

The provided description does not specify offline functionality. However, as it syncs with a web app, an internet connection is likely required for full functionality.

How does Soundcheck help with payments?

Soundcheck allows users to see what they have been paid and what payments are still pending. This provides a clear overview of earnings related to their gigs.

What kind of notifications does Soundcheck send?

Soundcheck sends notifications that clearly state the gig, the organization involved, and any changes that have occurred, ensuring users are always up-to-date.