Start without an account. Track a show and Setly starts working. Sign in later and everything you added comes with you. A first screen that says what Setly is for, and asks about your location only if you tap the button that wants it. Once a week, if you have nothing coming up, Setly tells you what is on near you that weekend. Only artists you follow or genres you actually go to, never more than one a week, and you can turn it off under You. Importing your music now offers to follow the artists it finds, so you hear the day they announce a date near you. Set times. A ticket's time is when the show starts, not when the headliner plays, and Setly no longer pretends otherwise. The headliner's set time shows only when it comes from somewhere real: the venue or promoter, people at the show, or a gap learned from past nights, and Setly tells you which. When the promoter publishes the running order it stands as published and nobody can edit over it. See the running order posted for a show nobody has added yet? Add it in a few taps and everyone tracking that show gets it. Alerts follow the same rule: you get the half-hour warning only when the set time is actually known, so no more rushing out for an opener. What they played now loads properly for festivals and concerts. Every sheet closes from an X in the corner instead of a button at the bottom. Wristbands: cities within 35 miles count as one, records need two shows, and countries, states and hours are counted properly.

Wristbands stats you can trust: Shows within 35 miles of each other count as one city, named after the biggest place nearby. Most seen artist, home venue, top city, and busiest month need at least two shows, and ties go to your most recent. Countries and states are counted once each, however a listing spells them. Festival hours count only the days of the weekend you went. Hours are marked approximate when a show never published an end time. Want to go shows no longer turn into wristbands on their own. After the date, Setly asks whether you went.

Near you: tonight and this week around wherever you are, on the Lineup. Setly keeps only your city. Follow artists: tour dates near you become alerts, and what they played last night shows up on your Lineup, songs in order. You're set: add a show and see at once what Setly will do for it. Wristbands are numbered in the order you earned them, with milestones to share. The morning after a show, a tap opens your wristband to share. Reminders: the evening before with a leave-by time, doors, and the morning after. Set times, setlists, and on-sale dates alert you only when they land. Faster: past search shows results as each source answers, and suggestions are instant. Alert switches in You now apply to every alert.

Featured: a labeled spot on your Lineup for one event worth knowing about, always marked Promoted and Presented by whoever put it there. It sits under your own shows and never moves them, and Track adds it to your want-to-go list. Club nights and one-room parties now read as nights: doors, every set in order, and curfew on the timeline. Fixes to past search and predicted setlists.

What they played: open any show you went to and see the songs in order, from setlist.fm. Encores are split out, covers are marked. Festivals show one setlist per artist you saw. Before a show, the On tour card now follows the tour: the likely setlist refreshes every day from the latest nights. Fix a wristband: edit the date, name, venue, or city of any past show, or remove it. Past search: filter by month as well as year, search by city or venue, and see catalog matches instantly while setlist.fm, Resident Advisor, Bandsintown, and the web are checked. Two-weekend festivals now ask which weekend you went, and who-you-saw lists only your weekend's lineup. Predicted setlist: before a show, an ordered prediction from the artist's last 7 shows in 21 days (or 10 in 30), with how often each song was played. Setly Pro, free for now.

Setly 1.3 is a big one. Everyone: one timeline of your shows and your friends' shows, with a filter per person. Tap a friend to see what they want to go to, and nudge them once a day per show. Wristbands: every show you have been to becomes a worn fabric wristband printed with the artist or festival artwork. Tap one to share it. Suggested for you: share a Spotify playlist or set your city and Setly finds upcoming shows for the artists you play. Your taste stays on your phone. Been there: add shows from years past, by search or by hand. Your history counts toward your wristbands and stats. Public wall, if you want one: an optional link with your wristbands and a few totals. Off by default, 18 and over. A new look: warm dark for the venue, or a paper light mode. Pick it under You. Set lengths and likely setlists are shown only when several full setlists and a second source agree. If we cannot confirm a number, we hide it. A quick birth year check for new accounts. Setly is for people 13 and older.

Push notifications: get told the moment a friend adds you, accepts, or nudges you about a show. Friend links now open Setly directly when it's installed, and take new friends straight to the App Store when it isn't. Festivals without published set times show their full lineup, and search results load faster.