Track every band you've seen live
A simple concert diary for music lovers. Log the band, the venue, and the date — then look back on your live-music history.
Log the band
Record the artist and the venue so you never forget a show.
Date & place
Remember when and where it happened — just the essentials.
Your cloud diary
Access your gig history from anywhere, on any device.
Import shows
Bring in concerts from Songkick, Concert Archives, or a CSV.
How Gig Keeper works
Three simple steps stand between you and a complete record of every live show you have ever attended.
Create your free account
Sign up with your email or Google account in seconds. No setup, no friction — your concert diary is ready the moment you are.
Log your gigs
Add the band name, the venue, and the date. Attach photos and a short note to capture the memory while it is still fresh.
Look back anytime
Your full gig history lives in the cloud, searchable and sortable. Scroll through years of shows, compare stats with friends, and never lose a memory.
Why keep a concert diary?
Live music is one of those things that slips through your fingers. You see an incredible set on a Friday night, and six months later you are struggling to remember the support band's name or which venue you were standing in. Ticket stubs get lost, phone photos get buried, and the details fade.
A concert diary fixes that. Instead of trusting your memory, you write each show down once — the artist, the date, the venue — and it stays there forever. Months or years later you can look back and see exactly how many times you have seen your favourite band, which venues you keep returning to, and how your taste in live music has grown.
Gig Keeper keeps all of that in one place, accessible from any device. It is built for people who go to gigs regularly and want a quiet, reliable record — not a social feed, not a cluttered app, just a clean diary of the music they have experienced live.
Frequently asked questions
Is Gig Keeper free to use?
Yes. Logging gigs, adding photos, and building your history is completely free. There is an optional Pro subscription and a tip-the-developer donation if you want to support the project and unlock a larger photo upload limit, but none of that is required to use the diary.
Do I have to fill in the date and venue?
No. You can log a gig with just the band name if that is all you remember. Add the date and venue later when you recall them — or leave them blank. The diary is yours, and it adapts to how much or how little you know.
Can I import shows I already logged elsewhere?
Yes. Gig Keeper supports importing from Songkick, Concert Archives, and any CSV file. The import guide walks you through exporting your data from each service and bringing it into your diary.
Is my gig history private?
Your gigs are yours. Nobody else can see your diary unless you choose to share it. You can export or delete your data at any time — read the full details in the privacy policy.
Can I use Gig Keeper on my phone?
Yes. Gig Keeper is a responsive web app that works in any modern mobile browser, and a native app is available for iOS and Android with push notifications and camera access.
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