RaveLog

RaveLog is the personal diary for electronic music fans — log every rave, DJ set, and festival you attend, and watch your music taste come to life.

LOG YOUR NIGHTS
Document every event you go to. Add the venue, the lineup, and rate each DJ set from 1–10. Tag performances with vibes like "peak hour," "emotional," "unexpected," or "high energy." Note your headliner. Attach your ticket pass. It's your night — capture it exactly as you experienced it.

KNOW YOUR TASTE
Your personal taste profile builds itself over time. See your genre breakdown as a radar chart, discover which cities you rave in most, track the time of night you love going out, and get artist recommendations seeded from your actual history — not an algorithm that doesn't know you.

FESTIVAL MODE
Import a full festival lineup, mark the artists you want to see, build your schedule day by day, and log your attendance as the weekend unfolds. Share your festival plans with friends.

DISCOVER EVENTS
Browse upcoming electronic music events near you powered by Edmtrain. RaveLog highlights shows featuring artists you already follow or have been recommended — so you never miss the sets that matter.

YOUR ANNUAL WRAP-UP
At the end of every year, get a Spotify Wrapped-style recap of your raving: total events, unique artists, countries visited, your highest-rated set, favorite artist, and the vibes that defined your year.

FRIENDS
See where your friends are raving. Share events as invite links, find friends by name, send and accept friend requests, and browse a social feed of the events people you rave with are logging.

PRIVATE BY DEFAULT
Your library starts on your device. If you use iCloud sync, it stays within your private iCloud account. Some features send specific information to Apple, RaveLog services, or friends when you use them. On iPhone, reviewed poster-import data—artist names, removed rows, and accepted corrections—is shared by default under a pseudonymous installation ID to improve lineup recognition. Turn this off any time in Settings > Data & Privacy. Poster photos, festival names, and event dates are not included in these contributions. See our Privacy Policy for details. No ads or cross-app tracking. Your data is yours.