What's new
The highlights, not every commit.
Late August 2026
- Discover now leads with Events, so upcoming shows are easier to browse and share.
- Friends Activity looks more like your Timeline: bigger media, likes on the card, and quick follow actions for artists and venues.
- Tag Yourself on a friend's show. They approve or decline, and you get a nudge to log your own version of the night.
- Listen on Activity when we find a recording for that set, right from the feed.
- Your logged sets open in a full-screen, post-style view with media up front and actions in a clean sheet below.
- Share vertical event story cards to your social channels (Instagram, TikTok, Snap, etc.) from Home, Discover Events, or your upcoming shows.
- Capture a set is back on Home for everyone, not just brand-new accounts.
- New onboarding: five quick steps (artists, friends, notifications on mobile, personalized recap) with skip anytime.
- Connect Claude or ChatGPT in Settings → Connected Apps to log shows, rate sets, and search upcoming events from the chat you already use.
- Timeline polish: voice memos and audio at the right size, smoother scrolling, and share cards that capture reliably.
- On the website: paginated artist catalog and stronger links between artists, cities, and venues.
Read the full guides for deep dives on each feature.
August 2026
- Your Home feed and Your Artists list now only surface real, verified upcoming shows, so you won't see listings that never happen.
- Sign in with Google, on web or in the app.
- Artists and their teams can claim a SoundOff profile, see fan analytics, and post verified events.
- SoundOff is live on the iOS App Store and Google Play, alongside the web app.
Earlier 2026
- Head-to-head show rankings, a friends activity feed, Sound Squads, and festival-day batch logging so you can log an entire lineup at once.
- More reliable welcome emails, digests, and waitlist updates.