Plursky Live
Your festival, mapped live
Only for iPhone
Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPhone. Not verified for macOS.
Our last festival was chaos. Plursky fixes it.
Built for music festivals, it turns hundreds of artists, a dozen stages, and days of
beautiful chaos into one clean plan you can hold in your hand.
MATCH THE LINEUP TO YOUR TASTE
Connect Spotify or Apple Music and Plursky lights up every artist you already love across the
whole weekend — and surfaces the deep cuts you didn't know you needed. (Spotify uses PKCE;
your token never leaves your device.)
BUILD YOUR PLAYLIST
One tap turns your saved sets into a playlist on Spotify or Apple Music, in set order. Walk
in already knowing the songs.
STAGE MAP + LIVE CREW
See your position, every stage, sunrise sets and last-shuttle times, walking times to
anywhere, and one-tap directions. Drop a rally point and watch your crew's pins move in real
time — scoped to a 6-character code only you share.
CREW CHAT
A group thread for whoever's holding the code. Persistent (late joiners see the history),
real-time, zero phone numbers.
RELIVE IT
Import your photos and videos and Plursky tags each one to the set you were watching — and
the song that was playing. Shazam a moment to capture the track (it doubles as proof you were
there), then spin the whole weekend into a recap you can share.
OFFLINE-FIRST
Festival grounds eat LTE. Plursky precaches the full lineup, map, and your saved sets on
first load — fully offline once you're inside.
NO ADS, NO TRACKING, NO RESALE
Plursky is free and stays free. No ads, no selling your data. Your location is shared with
your crew only when you turn sharing on, and it's never sold or stored after.
Plan it. Navigate it. Relive it — for every festival you live for.
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more Festival lineups are more accurate, artist bios have clearer sources, and sets with disputed times now say "Set times unconfirmed." We've also fixed a duplicate artist entry and improved the set-details layout on smaller screens.
1.14 Oct 14
A new look: Plursky is now dark, calmer and easier to read at night.
• iPhone videos auto-tag to the set you filmed, using the location saved in the clip.
• The festival picker puts live festivals first.
• New playlists are private by default.
• Fixes: crew colours you can tell apart, no zoom when you tap a text field, the Now Playing bar shows during every set, and import results stay on screen.
1.13 Sep 16
Plursky+ is here. Season Pass ($14.99 one-time) and Monthly ($4.99) unlock watermark-free exports, cloud backup of your festival photos and videos, unlimited shares, and premium recap templates.
1.12 Sep 9
NEW
• Recap videos now export as MP4 — share straight to Instagram or TikTok with the new 9:16
STORY format (or 4:5 for feed posts)
• Songs you caught appear right on your recap clips — confirmed by song ID or estimated from
the setlist
• Your Festival Year — once you've done more than one festival, get a recap card that spans
them all
• Apple Music playlists — build your weekend soundtrack with no Spotify account needed, then
open it right in your library
• Add your saved sets to your calendar in one tap
• SETS YOU WATCHED — your Memories timeline is now organized around the sets you attended,
with your clips slotted under each artist
IMPROVED
• Memories redesigned with WALL and TIMELINE views, per-night maps, and simpler sharing
• Song identification is more reliable — fixed a bug that cut listening short
• Badges are now festival-specific — earn ACL badges at ACL and EDC badges at EDC
• Set times now show AM/PM correctly and sort properly past midnight
• Photo auto-tagging now works for daytime sets, not just the night
1.11 Jun 7
YOUR FESTIVAL, ON THE MAP
A new map view in Memories drops your photos and videos right where you
shot them across the festival grounds. Tap a spot to relive the moment.
SHAZAM YOUR CLIPS
Tap "Shazam This Video" on any clip to pin down the exact song that was
playing — now front and center, and faster than ever.
TAGGING THAT GETS IT RIGHT
Your photos and videos match to the artist and set far more reliably —
even shots from the back of the crowd land on the set you were actually at.
IMPORT THAT JUST WORKS
Bringing in a big batch is steadier, fills in as it goes, and tells you
what happened instead of failing silently. Older videos with the wrong
date now repair themselves automatically
1.10 Jun 4
Memories, reimagined — your photos & videos now lead with a clean photo grid across three
simple lenses: Grid · Story · Night.
Auto-tagged to the right artist — photos and now videos tag themselves to the set you
were watching, using real capture time + location (no more wrong-artist guesses).
Favorite your best moments — star a photo to promote it to the top of your recap.
"Last night in 15 seconds" — an auto-generated reel of your night, plus a set-by-set song
timeline.
Peak moments & smarter grouping — a highlight card for your busiest 20 minutes, burst
photos neatly stacked, and a map lens showing where each shot was taken.
Night scrubber — scrub through your night hour by hour.
Cloud backup (Plus) — back up your festival photos & videos to the cloud, with optional
auto-sync over Wi-Fi.
Better song ID — improved on-device Shazam matching.
Multi-festival support, lineup search, and a faster, more polished map & grid.
Crash fixes and reliability improvements.
1.0.9 Jun 2
Search your lineup — find any set instantly by artist, stage, or genre.
Redesigned stage cards — tap any stage on the map for a cleaner view with walk time,
distance, and set count, plus one-tap Go Here directions. Save your favorite stages for quick
access.
Smarter map search — results are ranked by relevance and show set times, days, and which
sets you've saved.
Smoother Memories — large photo and video libraries scroll cleanly, with snappier playback.
Faster saving — long-press a set on the grid to save it, with instant Undo if you change
your mind.
Sharper & more accessible — improved text contrast and accessibility throughout the app
1.0.8 May 31
Build your festival playlist on Apple Music or Spotify — one tap turns your saved sets
into a real playlist.
Your Weekend Soundtrack — a playlist of the actual songs Shazam heard in your videos. The
real tracks you were there for, not a guess.
Shazam your festival videos — tag the exact song that was playing in any clip, and it
auto-confirms the sets you caught.
Brand-new Austin City Limits map — the real Zilker Park layout with every stage, clean and
easy to read.
Meet up with your crew — drop a rally point and everyone gets a live "head over" with
walking times. See at a glance when your crew gathers at a stage, and exactly where they are.
Recap ready — your night's highlight reel surfaces right on the home screen. One tap to
play it back.
Fixes & polish — video thumbnails no longer show black, smoother Memories throughout.
1.0.7 May 30
ARTIST PHOTOS
Every artist now has a photo — powered by a new iTunes
fallback that loads automatically. Connect Spotify for
personalized matching and higher-res headshots.
ARTIST CARD VFX
Breathing stage-color glow on artist hero cards. Subtle,
cinematic — like standing in front of the stage.
ACL SCHEDULE FIXED
Headliner times matched to real ACL 2025 patterns —
Charli XCX, Rüfüs Du Sol, and Twenty One Pilots close
at 8:30 PM. Zero stage conflicts. Full stage names in
filters (HONDA, TITO'S, LADY BIRD instead of HON, TIT,
LBD). Dynamic festival dates in tabs.
FULL CODE AUDIT
Fixed 7 reversed set times, duplicate artist entries,
timezone handling for calendar exports, crash guards
on stage lookups, stale save-button taps, and hardcoded
EDC strings that showed "Las Vegas" to ACL users.
VISUAL POLISH
Staggered entrance animations on lineup and Me tab.
Parallax scrolling on the home hero. Skeleton loading
for Spotify matches. Spring animations on search results
and filter chips. iOS keyboard avoidance on all inputs.
1.0.6 May 28
NOW PLAYING BAR
See who's on stage right now, the song playing, and how
many people are around you — all in a floating bar. Tap
to Shazam-identify the exact track.
ARTIST VFX ATMOSPHERE
Each artist page comes alive with genre-matched particle
effects — lasers for trance, pyro for hardstyle, haze for
house. The whole app shifts to night mode after sunset.
VISUAL POLISH
Staggered entrance animations on every list. Parallax
scrolling on the hero card. Skeleton loading states.
Spring animations on search results and filter chips.
SMARTER ONBOARDING
A live VFX preview shows what Plursky looks like at the
festival — before you even finish setup.
YOUR SOUNDTRACK
Photos now show the song that was playing when you took
them, matched from real DJ tracklists. Festival Wrapped
includes your top songs across the weekend.
CREW + MAP UPGRADES
Route lines to your crew. Stage proximity alerts. Walking
ETA improvements. Stage-colored dots in search results.
HAPTIC FEEDBACK
Subtle taps on save, conflict warnings, and crew actions.
Feels native.
1.0.5 May 27
emories rewatch loop. Your photos now appear under each artist
and each stage, automatically organized by capture time.
Native Photos picker. Reliably preserves capture time across
HEIC→JPEG conversion that the old picker stripped, so your sets
auto-tag correctly more often.
Smart "between sets" detection. Photos taken away from a stage
no longer get force-tagged to a wrong artist.
Sibling-suggestion. Tag one moment in a burst, the rest one-tap
suggest the same artist.
Bulk retag. Tag 5+ untagged moments at once.
Bidirectional crew presence. Share your code, both sides see
each other instantly.
Offline-safe crew chat. Messages queue when service drops and
send when you're back online.
Shareable photo collages. Per-artist, per-stage, per-night, and
full weekend — 1080×1350 PNG for Instagram and TikTok stories.
Haptic feedback throughout. Save a set, send a message, tag a
moment — your phone gives you a tiny tap.
Multi-venue scaffold. EDC Orlando, Tomorrowland, and Coachella
now appear in the festival switcher as "Coming soon."
1.0.4 May 25
YOUR WEEKEND, RECAPPED
A new RECAP screen that wraps the festival into a single shareable
card — sets caught, top stage, top genre, walking distance, hidden
gem, headliners caught, your weekend playlist built from what you
actually saw.
MEMORIES, AUTO-TAGGED
Drop in photos and videos from your camera roll. Each one auto-tags
to the right night and artist by EXIF time + GPS.
NATIVE FIXES
Scroll snappier on iPhone. Spotify connect now opens in an in-app
Safari sheet and lands you straight back in Plursky. Set-time
reminders fire even when the app is killed.
CREW + CHAT
Persistent 1-on-1 DMs with crew. Report / Block on any message.
Crew chat highlights in your weekend recap.
PLUS
Pinch + zoom on the festival map. Lineup grid shows all three nights
on one page with your picks pinned in a vertical sidebar.
1.0.3 May 22
Smoother on iPhone — scrolling and navigation fixed across every tab.
Pinch to zoom on the festival map, plus dedicated + / – buttons.
Set-time reminders now fire even when Plursky is closed.
Spotify connect works inside the app — no more bouncing through Safari.
Crew Chat: persistent 1-on-1 friend DMs that survive offline gaps, plus Report / Block on any
message to keep the thread safe.
Tons of polish: setup card auto-dismisses once you save your first set, search button no longer
covers the last item in your lineup, and a dozen smaller fit-and-finish fixes.
Built for EDC Las Vegas 2026.
Two style tweaks if you want to adjust:
- Drop the "Built for EDC LV 2026" line if you want to keep it generic for future festivals.
- Move the Crew Chat line above Spotify if friend features matter more to your audience than the
music match.
1.0.2 May 16
Festival lineups are more accurate, artist bios have clearer sources, and sets with disputed times now say "Set times unconfirmed." We've also fixed a duplicate artist entry and improved the set-details layout on smaller screens.
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