Concert diary vs ticket stubs

Ticket stubs prove you bought a ticket. A concert diary records the artist, the room, and the date you can search later.

A concert diary stores artist, venue, and date as fields. You can ask 'have I seen them' without scrolling a camera roll.

Radar can start from a listing or from those three fields. The stub can still be a photo on the gig. The diary is the index.

FAQ

Common questions

Concert diary vs ticket stubs?
A ticket stub proves a purchase. It often misses the support act, the rating, and whether you went with anyone. Paper and wallet screenshots also do not search.
Is Radar free?
Yes. Radar is free for ten gigs on iPhone and Android. Radar Pro unlocks unlimited logging, the venue map, full Wrapped, and ticket email import.

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