Stage turns your concert history into a binder of tickets. Log a show in three taps — offline, in the pit, with one bar of signal — and keep it forever.
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Who did you see, where, when. Stage matches the show and the setlist from its own catalog and hands you the ticket. No signal? It queues and syncs when you're out of the pit.
Type three letters. Artists you've seen before float up first.
Every place they've played, grouped. One tap for "MSG · 3 shows".
Pick the night. We pull the setlist and issue your ticket — with a haptic.
Every ticket takes its colour from the artist. Old ones fade a little and crease at the corner. See someone four times and the sticker says so. It's your history, so it looks lived-in — a guitar covered in stickers, not a spreadsheet.
The tear line is foil — tilt your phone and it shines like the underside of a CD.
Your binder is yours. Share a ticket, a show, or your whole year — when you choose.
Open a ticket and it becomes the night: the artist's stage in a frame made from their colours, your ticket beneath, and your photos below — swipe between yours, your friends', and the public pool from everyone who was there.
Every song, in order, from Stage's own catalog of live history.
Tag who you went with; they accept, and their shots join yours.
Your year as a poster. Share it to Stories with your invite link.
One tap renders your concert history as a gig poster — for Stories, for the group chat, for the friend who swears they saw more shows than you. Every poster carries your invite, so your people get in.
We'll email you a code when a spot opens. No feed, no algorithm, no selling your data — ever.