Gigvault is a concert diary for live music fans. It is not a tool for freelancers or gig work: a "gig" here means a concert.

You log the shows you have been to, and the setlist, venue and lineup fill themselves in from a database of 9.9 million setlists. Your own photos and videos attach to the specific night they belong to. Support acts and festival sets count as their own shows rather than disappearing behind the headliner, so a festival weekend becomes eight or ten logged sets instead of one line.

The year in review is what sets Gigvault apart from other concert trackers. Instead of stopping at bands, venues and cities, it goes down to the song level: the track you heard live most often that year, songs you heard live for the first time from bands you had already seen, and the songs a band plays at nearly every one of your shows. It rebuilds after every concert rather than arriving once in December.

Logging concerts is free, unlimited and ad-free, with no cap on how much history you keep. An optional Pro subscription adds the deeper analysis, unlimited photo and video uploads and advanced statistics. Your own concert history is never behind a paywall.

Available on iOS, Android and in any browser.