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Though this isn't a service I'd personally use, it seems useful. One suggestion though, as hated as it might be, would be to make a mobile app. My experience
by mc42 10y ago
Though this isn't a service I'd personally use, it seems useful.
One suggestion though, as hated as it might be, would be to make a mobile app. My experience with outings and shows is that you tend to forget stuff like this when you get home. You drop your bags on the floor and your body into bed.
Best of luck to you!
- daeken 10y agoI'd also love another feature in a mobile app: set lists. I love to look back on the sets I've enjoyed, and a way to easily track those and associate them with my favorite concerts would be fantastic. By the time I'm home, I've forgotten most of the list.
- jnasty 10y agoGreat idea. The plan is also all photos and vids taken at each show. Drop me any other ideas or suggestions you have.
- detaro 10y agoDo you know about http://www.setlist.fm http://www.setlist.fm?
- steinsgate 10y agoDidn't know of this website. So damn useful!
- jnasty 10y agoThanks so much. Yes, an app is definitely on the roadmap.
- kyriakos 10y agoanother thing is to add authentication using facebook/google etc.. your target audience uses social media and it might help. (I know a lot of people here are against this but it does help)
- ing33k 10y agoNot sure about fb, but I would totally use this if it had Sign in with Google.
- kyriakos 10y agoBoth I believe are equally important. I noticed that less technical people will use Facebook to sign in whereas HN crowd will use Twitter, Google, Github. Its anecdote though so don't take my word for it.