◉ Setlist diary
Collect setlists. Remember the nights.
setlist.fm is brilliant — the largest collection of setlists on the web, maintained by fans all over the world. If you want more than an archive — a map, a diary, memories shared with friends — memoro. is for you.
memoro. doesn't replace setlist.fm, it builds on it: the setlists in memoro. come from setlist.fm. What memoro. adds is everything a personal concert logbook needs.
What memoro. adds
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Your concerts on a map
Every venue, every city, every country — your concert journey across the years.
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Notes and highlights
Keep what made the night special right on the concert — the song everyone sang along to, the encore nobody saw coming.
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Stats that tell a story
The songs you've heard live the most, the venue that feels like your living room, how your taste shifts over the years.
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Badges for milestones
Ten concerts, five countries, three years in a row at the same festival — awarded retroactively as soon as your concerts are in.
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Friends who were there too
memoro. shows you which of your friends were at the same show.
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Upcoming shows
Future concerts belong in the logbook too — with ticket status and tour alerts.
Switch without starting over
No need to start from scratch. Import the concerts you've already been to as a CSV, Excel or JSON file — memoro. finds the matching setlist for each one and awards every badge you've earned so far.
FAQ
01Do I have to give up setlist.fm?
No. They complement each other: setlist.fm as the archive of all setlists, memoro. as your personal concert diary.
02Where do the setlists in memoro. come from?
Straight from setlist.fm. If there's a setlist for your concert there, memoro. finds it automatically when you add the show.
03Does memoro. cost anything?
No. memoro. is a passion project — free for every concert nerd, and it'll stay that way.
The setlist is where it starts.The rest is your story.
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