Where we are, and where we are going.

Drop a screenshot, photograph a paper ticket, or scan your camera roll in bulk. Reads tickets, boarding passes, hotel and restaurant confirmations. On our 42-image synthetic test set the parser scores 97.9% of fields; accuracy on real tickets is being measured in the pilot, and every parse is shown to you before it is saved.

Every parse lands as an editable card, never a silent write. Anything the parser is unsure of is flagged for review rather than guessed at.

Tonight's ticket, upcoming gigs, and everything you have already been to — with seat, entrance and standing details lifted straight off the ticket.

Every confirmed gig becomes a pin. Per-pin privacy: future plans are visible only to your inner circle, enforced in the database rather than the interface.

Add a gig to your wishlist before tickets are in your hand. It sits in the wallet as something you are watching, and becomes a real entry the moment you capture the ticket.

Every venue gets a page: what is on there, your own history, and how many GigTrotter regulars have been. Useful to you, and the beginning of something useful to venues.

The day of a gig, it says so. And when someone in your inner circle turns out to have the same night in their wallet, you hear about it — without either of you having to announce anything.

Flights, stays and gigs in the same window cluster into trips automatically. Every year with pins gets a shareable review.

Alerts appear when you open the app today. Getting them to arrive while it is closed is push, which needs a new build of the iOS and Android apps rather than a website deploy.

Hear when someone you follow announces a date or goes on sale, instead of finding out when it has sold out.

Forward a confirmation email to your own capture address and have it parsed automatically. The parser is ready; it needs a real inbound domain.

3.8k upcoming shows across the UK and Ireland right now, refreshed nightly, with a city filter and a For-you rail built from the artists and venues you follow. Independent venues can list directly — the feed covers the big rooms, the submit flow covers everyone else.

Sell a spare GigTrotter-issued ticket at face value, never above: the buyer pays face, you get your money back, the old code dies and a new one is issued. Built; switched on with card payments.

Promoters set up ticket types, sell through GigTrotter at full face value, and scan a signed QR at the door. The pilot is a handful of Belfast gigs; card payments switch on once the Stripe account is connected.

Your ticket on the lock screen, offline, where you actually need it at the door. Asked for by our own testers.