Jukeboxd
Log and rate all the concerts you’ve been to
Jukeboxd launched on September 16, 2025 with 9 votes, #1,272 of 8,160 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Turn live music into memories with Jukeboxd. Log, rate, and review any performance, follow friends, and discuss their reviews. Explore trending sets and most‑reviewed artists, and get year‑in‑review stats that bring your concert history to life.
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Social Networking Developer Saarim Rahman Language EN English Size 28.5 MB iPhone Jukeboxd puts your live music life in one place. Built for ravers, festival die‑hards, and concert junkies. Track the sets you’ve seen, rate and review performances, follow friends, and discover what’s buzzing across the scene. As you log more sets, your stats tell the story: your most‑seen artists, most‑attended festivals, highest-rated artists, and much more. Log your live music - Add any performance you’ve seen (concerts, DJ sets, and festival slots) with date, artist, venue, and event. - Rate with stars and write reviews to capture the vibe, the energy, and the moments worth remembering. - Attach photos…from apps.apple.com
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