Is there a Letterboxd for concerts?

Yes. SoundOff is a diary for live music the way Letterboxd is a diary for movies. You log the night you attended, rank it against other nights, and keep the memory with venue, date, and notes. Upcoming shows are personalized to that history, not a generic city listings feed.

Feature SoundOff Letterboxd Bandsintown Songkick Setlist.fm Spotify
What it's for Picks, crew, journal & rankings Film diary & rankings Upcoming ticket alerts Upcoming concerts & tours Public setlist wiki Music streaming
Tracks shows you actually attended Yes Partial No No No No
Head-to-head rankings (not star ratings) Yes Yes No No No No
Friend activity & social feed Yes Yes Partial Partial No Partial
Discover shows near you Personalized from your logs No Yes Yes No Partial
Notes, photos & media per show Yes Yes No No No No
Search & add favorite artists Yes No No No No N/A

Letterboxd is a film diary. Bandsintown and Songkick are for upcoming tickets and tours. Setlist.fm is a public setlist wiki. Spotify is streaming. SoundOff is your attendance history plus head-to-head rankings and friend activity. Discovery is personalized to shows you have logged. Search and add artists on your profile to sharpen recommendations. It is not a comprehensive listings service.

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Does SoundOff replace Letterboxd?

No, they cover different mediums. Plenty of fans use Letterboxd for films and SoundOff for the nights they saw live music. Same diary instinct, different rooms.

How does ranking shows work, like Letterboxd's star ratings?

SoundOff skips star ratings entirely. You compare two shows head-to-head and pick the better one, and your all-time list builds from those votes instead of a pile of five-star scores.

Is SoundOff free like Letterboxd?

Yes. SoundOff is free to download and log shows on iOS, Android, and the web.

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