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Built by musicians, for musicians: a band availability calendar, setlist maker, EPK builder and band name generator — free to start. Pro adds unlimited setlists and a full band website. 14-day free trial, no card needed to try the tools.

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| Website | codegres.org | bandmeup.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from the United Kingdom · 1 - 9 employees · 2025 |
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Band Me Up is a toolkit for bands, built by musicians who got fed up doing the boring stuff by hand. From finding rehearsal dates in endless group chats to keeping setlists and press kits up to date, Band Me Up brings it all together in one place, free to start (no card, no countdown). It...
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Band Me Up's answer:
Other band tools make you choose: a backstage ops app that fans never see, or a website builder with no band admin. Band Me Up is both in one place, so you don't pay for and juggle two products. It's free to start with no credit card, it's built and run by a working musician — so support is direct and the roadmap is shaped by real bands — and it turns the admin you already do (setting dates, building setlists) into a public presence automatically.
Band Me Up's answer:
Band Me Up is the only band toolkit that covers both sides of being in a band — the private admin and the public presence. Most band apps stop at backstage tools (availability, setlists,finances) and fans never see them. Band Me Up adds a full public band website, an automatically generated EPK (press kit), a tip jar and a mailing list, so the same details a band enters once also give them a proper public home that fans, venues and promoters can find. Free to start, no card required.
Band Me Up's answer:
Gigging bands and musicians — especially cover, function, wedding and tribute acts, plus original and multi-member bands who juggle several line-ups and depping musicians. It's built for whoever ends up organising the band: finding rehearsal dates, building setlists, keeping the press kit and website up to date. It also suits solo artists and choirs who need to organise and promote themselves
Band Me Up's answer:
Band Me Up was built by a gigging musician who got fed up doing the boring side of being in a band by hand — chasing rehearsal dates in group chats, rebuilding setlists, keeping a press kit current. It started as a few free tools to fix those jobs and grew into an all-in-one toolkit that also gives a band a proper public home. It's an independent, solo-built product, shaped by the bands who actually use it.
Band Me Up's answer:
Band Me Up is a web app built with Nuxt 3 and Vue 3 (TypeScript) and styled with Tailwind CSS. It uses Supabase for authentication and database, Stripe for subscription billing and payments, and is hosted on AWS.
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