For musicians & concertgoers

Your musical journey,
remembered.

Concert log, repertoire tracker and concert diary — for a life in classical music.

Local-first and offline-fast. Log every concert you play or attend, track repertoire and gear, and keep a private concert diary on your device.

Free to start · iOS & Android

ArtistLog concert logbook — Timeline of composers, makers and historic places from the catalog across centuries, with period filter and map

Remember every concert.

Understand your career.

Rediscover your performances.

Musicians & concertgoers

Concert log. Concert diary. Repertoire tracker.

For orchestra and chamber musicians, soloists, conductors, singers, students and amateur players — and concertgoers keeping a diary of every night in the hall.

Concert log

Every performance you play — venue, programme, ensemble, fees and attachments — plus upcoming dates on the same calendar.

Concert diary

For concertgoers and players alike — programmes, halls, ratings and the note you wrote that night. A private concert diary on your device.

Repertoire tracker

Works and composers linked to the concerts you performed them in, with PDF parts and scores a tap away.

Your role

Orchestra musician, chamber musician, soloist, conductor, singer, student, amateur — or concertgoer. Pick the role that fits; the log follows you.

Your world map

See where your career has taken you

Drawn from the events you log — nothing to set up. Read it as density, or open it hall by hall.

ArtistLog world map as a heatmap — brightest over Vienna, spreading across Europe
Heatmap. Where the years actually went.
ArtistLog world map with venue pins, each showing how many times that hall was played, and a country breakdown
Venue pins. Every hall, and how often you played it.

Everything in one place

One app for the whole craft

A concert log for the next concert and a lifetime of repertoire, gear and finances — organised, private, and always with you.

Smart Fill

Photograph the programme, import a PDF, or dictate the details out loud. Smart Fill reads it and structures the whole event — date, venue, programme — for you. Pasting a concert link works too. Starts with 30 free AI credits.

Events & Calendar

Log past concerts and plan upcoming engagements — a concert tracker with week, month or year views, grouped by ensemble, with fees, ratings and attachments. Add any to your calendar in a tap.

ExplorePRO

Find upcoming classical concerts by artist, ensemble or venue, then add them to your logbook or calendar. AI-assisted — always confirm details with the venue.

Library & Catalog

An offline catalog of composers and makers with biographies and portraits — explore by era, style or nationality.

Repertoire

Your works and composers with rich piece descriptions and IMSLP links. Attach PDF parts and full scores directly under each work, so your music is always one tap away.

Venues & Tours

Every venue and city you've played, plus full tour planning from first date to last. The live world map — heatmap, country flags and venue pins — is included with Pro.

Timeline

A chronological heatmap of every composer and maker in your world — see your artistic universe span the centuries.

My JourneyPRO

Deep analytics on your performing life: minutes on stage, eras and nationalities, top composers, earnings, travel distance and ratings — with AI-written summaries and a world map of where you've performed.

FlashbackPRO

What happened in classical music history on this exact date — stories from the wider canon, and one anchored in the composers you know.

Smart Search

Find any concert, work or venue in seconds — filter by composer, ensemble, city or date across your entire performance history.

Scanner

Scan scores, contracts and receipts straight to PDF on your device. Multi-page with auto capture and edge detection, filed in your vault or attached under the piece it belongs to.

Gear Hub

Manage instruments, bows, strings, accessories and concert attire. Build gear sets and get reminders before the next string change. The service log — maintenance history, receipts and documents — is included with Pro.

File Vault

An organized local archive for every contract, score and receipt. Scan to PDF and keep it all in one place on your device.

Story Recap

Turn a season, a single concert or today's anniversary into a beautiful, share-ready story card for Instagram and beyond.

Export PDF

One-click PDFs of your concerts and repertoire — clean lists you can send or keep, with fees and totals when you need them — headers and labels in 30+ languages.

Tax timePRO

See the fees, travel costs and distances you logged totalled for any month, year or range, and carry those figures into the PDF or CSV your accountant gets. Your figures, not tax advice.

Classical Brief

A curated morning read of classical music news from leading publishers — fetched when you open it, with each item shown as a short standfirst you can scan.

Event QR

Share concert metadata offline between devices — scan a QR code to import events without attachments or cloud upload.

Backup & Security

Automatic on-device backups and section-by-section restore — always free, always yours. AES-256 encrypted exports are included with Pro. Your archive, your keys.

On tablets

A real two-pane layout on iPad and Android tablets — the list on one side, the event, work or instrument open beside it.

Every day

A reason to open the app every morning

Three features that turn ArtistLog into a daily habit — not just an archive.

Classical Brief

Curated news from the classical world — fetched fresh each time you open it, from leading publishers, summarised for quick scanning.

Bachtrack · Today

Major festival announces expanded summer programme

Gramophone · Today

Young conductor wins prestigious European prize

The Guardian · Today

New Mahler recording draws widespread critical acclaim

Flashback

What happened in classical music history on this exact date — stories from the wider canon, and one anchored in the composers you know and play.

Today's story

The rivalry that shaped German music

How Brahms and Wagner came to represent two irreconcilable visions of where music should go — and why the debate still matters.

From your library

Beethoven marks an anniversary

When a composer from your repertoire has a birthday or a significant anniversary today, Flashback anchors the story there.

Your own history, resurfaced

The archive gives back what you put in. Return to a venue and ArtistLog quietly recalls what you played there last time — and the letter you wrote yourself that night. On the anniversary, it brings your own past concerts back to you.

Tomorrow · Musikverein

You've been here before

You've played here 4× — last time you wrote: “trust the slow movement.”

On this day · 2019

Your debut with the Wiener Symphoniker.

Questions

Common questions

What it is, who it’s for, and how your data stays on your device.

What is ArtistLog?

ArtistLog is a professional career and concert tool for classical musicians — built to bring together concerts, repertoire, tours, gear, notes and the story of your musical life.

Who is ArtistLog for?

Orchestra and chamber musicians, soloists, conductors, singers, students and amateur players. Concertgoers have their own experience too.

Can I track every concert I play?

Yes. Log past concerts and upcoming engagements with venue, programme, ensemble, fees and your own notes. Week, month and year views turn your history into a working performance tracker, not just a list.

Does it track repertoire as well as concerts?

Yes. Your works and composers live beside the concerts you played them in. Search by piece, composer or venue across your history, and attach scores under each work.

Can I use ArtistLog as a concertgoer?

Yes. Concertgoers can log programmes, halls, notes and memories from concerts they attend — a personal concert diary alongside the professional musician experience.

Is my data private?

Yes. ArtistLog is local-first: your concert history, repertoire, finances and documents stay on your device. No ads, no tracking, and no cloud database of your library.

Local-first

Your data lives on your device

Built local-first on Isar for instant, offline-first speed — your library, catalog and backups stay on your device. No cloud database sync. AI features use Google Vertex AI only when you invoke them.

Offline-first

Instant, works without a connection

AES-256 encrypted exports

Optional password-protected backup files — included with Pro

No tracking, no ads

No third-party analytics

AI features like Smart Fill, Flashback and insights run through Google Vertex AI; only structured, aggregated data is sent — never your raw private library. No cloud database sync.

Private by default

No ads, no tracking, no third-party analytics. Your repertoire, finances and documents stay on your device. AI runs only when you choose it.

Primož Zalaznik, cellist and ArtistLog developer

Behind the app

"I spent years as a cellist in the Vienna Philharmonic and Vienna State Opera, and now as a member of the Vienna Symphony — keeping track of repertoire and concerts across three orchestras. No tool did exactly what I needed, so I built one. ArtistLog is what I wished had existed from day one."

— Primož Zalaznik, cellist & developer

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