You need a diary, not another Eras spreadsheet
Swift gigs produce more memorabilia than most tours: surprise songs, city-specific mashups, and a different crowd story every night. A notes app cannot hold that without turning into chaos.
Radar treats each night as its own gig. Artist is Taylor Swift, venue is the stadium you were in, date is the show you attended — then notes and setlist capture the surprise songs.
Setlists belong on the gig, not in a screenshot album
Setlist.fm already has the public list. Radar attaches that list to your personal entry so you are not hunting a tweet from 2024 when you want to remember which piano song you got.
Tag the friends who were on the same ticket. Years later the social layer is the part you will actually open, not the seating map PDF.
It works for any artist, not a branded Swift-only app
Single-artist trackers die when the tour ends. A gig diary still has your other shows — support bills, club nights, the rest of your year.
Download Radar free (ten gigs). Log the Swift night you remember most, then backfill the others from past tour dates.