What's new in 1.5.1 • Scan a festival's poster: gigstr reads the lineup, headliners first, and you tick the bands you saw. Gig and tour posters work too • Add your past gigs from a spreadsheet saved as CSV (your own, or another app's export) or every gig you've marked on setlist.fm, and check the whole list before anything goes in • Clips you can rely on: up to 30 seconds, clips stored in iCloud now work, and big uploads pick up where they stopped and can carry on with your phone locked. An Uploads sheet shows where each one is, and you choose whether to use mobile data • Top rated: the year's number ones as the crowd rated them, from the gig and the live act to the venue for sound and the kindest bar prices. Plus Upstaged, Split the room, Perfect 10s and your own number ones • Recently added on Discover: the gigs and festivals people have just added, your buddies marked • Buddy activity on Home shows what your buddies did last, festivals included, and "I'm going too" on a festival adds it to yours • A buddy's profile shows the gigs you've been to and are going to together • Went with a mate who isn't on gigstr? Tag them and send the link: once they join and say they were there, the night goes in their diary and you're buddies • Turn on a page of your gigs, your ratings and who you've seen most, and share its link anywhere • Venue pages open on photos of the acts who've played there and close with a map and directions • Artist pages show the reviews people have published of the gigs they headlined • A Festivals page lists yours, festivals count towards the cities and genres in your Stats, and you can edit the name and place of one you added • Search puts venues near you first and is much better at finding what you meant • A smoother launch, quicker tab switches and a faster Stats page

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

What's new in 1.4.0 • Import from your calendar: pick your calendars and gigstr finds the gigs already in them, matches each to the right night and adds the ones you tick • Sign in with Apple or Google on the phone's own sheet, no browser, or with your email • Shared gig and festival links open straight in the app • Remove a festival you didn't go to, with everything you added to it • Tag your buddies at festivals, with suggestions before you type • Tagging someone at a gig no longer makes them your buddy: that takes you both • Rating sliders start at 5, and festivals rate like gigs • The Gigs cover shows your next date in ticket digits • A festival act's sheet leads with the setlist, and ratings stay put while they save • A custom video cropping tool to upload high quality videos from gigs

What's new in 1.3.0 • Two widgets: Next gig counts down on its ticket stub, now with the start time, and Up next lines up the gigs after it • Share your Wrapped as a video • Discover has its own tab: gigs from the artists you follow and what's on near you tonight • Add a support act a gig is missing, and confirm the ones others who went have added • New here? A quick setup picks your genres, artists and city, so day one isn't empty • Create an account with email and a password, and reset a forgotten one in the app • See a gig's details before you add it, and a scanned order shows the price of one ticket • Top-rated lists show the crowd rating and how many people rated • The tab bar stays with you on every screen, and gigstr has its own new icons • Add a gig to your calendar with who you're going with, the support acts and the venue's address • Directions to the venue from the gig page, in Apple Maps, Google Maps or Citymapper • Play what they played: setlist songs open in Spotify, Apple Music or YouTube Music • A festival's page shows the forecast for each day, ten days out • Photos from your gigs: gigstr finds the photos you took at the venue that night • Share a gig and anyone can open the link, app or not

What's new in 1.2.0 • A Home Screen and Lock Screen widget that counts down to your next gig • A map of every venue you've been to, at the top of Venues • Like your buddies' nights and photos in Activity • Support acts now count towards the artists you've seen • Your year in gigs is now your Wrapped

A new look. Gigstr has a calmer, cleaner design, built around the ticket stub — and now comes in light mode too. • Your gigs read like a diary, newest first • Each gig page is laid out like a programme, with the facts in one place • Your year is now a proper annual report • Faster screens and smoother scrolling throughout • Lots of small fixes and clearer wording across the app