Kigs vs Diggit

Kigs is the all-in-one platform for electronic music fans: discover events, listen to the sound before you go, and connect with the people and artists who shape your scene. Most apps make you choose: a listings site here, a streaming app there, a group chat somewhere else. Kigs brings discovery, listening and community into one place, built by former promoters who lived that fragmentation firsthand. WHY KIGS - Discover, listen and connect in one app Browse events, play embedded mixes and sets to feel the vibe, and see which friends are going, all without leaving the app. - Every kind of night, not just clubs Club nights, day parties, early sets, listening bar sessions — Kigs covers the full range of how your scene actually goes out, not just the big-room stuff. - Built around the whole scene, not just venues Kigs maps clubs and bars today, with record shops and radios on the way — because a scene is more than its clubs. - Discovery through people you trust Follow the artists you love and see what your friends are going to. Find out about nights other apps miss, because they're not chasing the same signals. - Feel the sound before you commit Event pages can carry embedded mixes and sets, so you know what you're walking into before you decide to go. - Built by the scene, for the scene Kigs is made by people who've run nights themselves — in Toulouse, in London — and built the app to solve the problems they had finding good ones. Kigs isn't a mainstream nightlife app. It's for people who choose a night based on the sound and the room, not the hype. Discover your sound. Follow your scene. Find your people.

Stop scrolling through your saved posts, screenshots, or forgotten playlists, trying to find your digs. Diggit is the music workspace for DJs and curators to centralize all their digs. Here is how it works : 1. Save a track you discover from any app, social media or websites (Instagram, YouTube, Shazam, Bandcamp... wherever), straight to Diggit. You can also take a picture of a record / send screenshot. 2. The app find the artist name, title, album cover, plus the store to purchase it both digitally and physically. You save it in one of your crates (like a playlist). 3. When you're ready to process your digs, it's all here in a crate view. You can mark song as in your collection, wantlist. Diggit is also available on the web at diggitmusic.online, and as a chrome extension when digging on your laptop (visit the chrome store). The free version includes unlimited manual track saves. The Pro version unlocks auto track ID, crates, buy links and the chrome extension. I’m a solo dev, passionate DJ and record collector. Diggit is just getting started. I’m planning to build it so it integrates better with the DJ workflow. Please let me know what you’d like to see in the app, hit me up at hello@diggitmusic.online Terms of Use: http://www.apple.com/legal/itunes/appstore/dev/stdeula