Stagelog at a glance
Stagelog is a diary for live performance: theatre, opera, ballet, musicals and concerts. You log what you've seen, rate works and venues, and see what your friends are seeing.
Facts
Platforms: iPhone (App Store), Android (Google Play) and the web (stagelog.app). One account for all.
Price: free. The app offers an optional subscription, Stagelog Patron, with extras such as the personal map.
Catalogue: 2,929 works, 668 venues, 1,093 playwrights and composers. Schedules for theatres in 50 cities with 7,403 upcoming performances.
Languages: English and German. Based in Berlin. Contact: hello@stagelog.app.
Features
Log visits (work, production, venue, date), stars and reviews for works and venues, planned visits, wishlist, friends and feed, circles for groups, badges, yearly statistics, personal map (Patron), visit photos (app), schedules with links to the theatres' ticket shops.
Privacy
You decide who sees your diary, wishlist and planned visits: only you, friends, or all signed-in users. The database is hosted in the EU (Ireland). Stagelog uses no tracking or advertising cookies.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Stagelog?
A diary for theatre, opera, ballet, musicals and concerts. You log visits, rate works and venues, write reviews and see what your friends are seeing.
Is Stagelog free?
Yes. The app offers an optional subscription, Stagelog Patron, with extra features.
Which devices does Stagelog run on?
iPhone, Android and the browser at stagelog.app, with one shared account.
Where does the schedule data come from?
From the theatres' public schedules. Stagelog links to each theatre's own ticket shop, which is authoritative.
Who makes Stagelog?
Stagelog is made in Berlin. Contact: hello@stagelog.app.