Facts as of Oct 2026
Stats and a year-end wrapped for the concerts you’ve been to
Yes. Encore is an iPhone concert diary that builds stats and a wrapped from the shows you log yourself: show and artist counts, streaks, your busiest month, top venues and cities, a chart of concerts per year, and a wrapped for this year or all time that you can share. Free with all features up to 10 concerts.
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Prepared by Encore Archives, the maker of Encore.
Encore’s claims come from the app itself, checked on 2026-10-22, not from old App Store release notes. Competitor facts come from each product’s own public pages, linked at the bottom, read on 2026-10-22. We read them; we did not run the competitor apps.
Free to download, all features unlocked up to 10 concerts. US App Store, 5 Oct 2026: Premium removes the limit, $1.99 a week, $9.99 a year, or $25.99 once. iPhone, iOS 18 or later.
Inside the app
Wrapped
Your year in shows, ready to share.
Stats at a glance
Shows, artists, streaks and your busiest month, from the shows you log.
ENCORE CONCERT PASSPORT
Shows
6
Top artist
Taylor Swift
Top city
Madrid
Member since
2025
6
Cities
3
Countries
6
Venues
4.5
Avg rating
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Concert passport
A passport-style card of your shows: countries, cities, venues and your top artist.
What the stats, wrapped, Fan Rank and passport show
These are the pieces in the Encore app, checked on 22 October 2026.
- Stats, from the shows you log: how many shows and artists, streaks, your busiest month, top venues, top cities, and a chart of concerts per year. There is no year-to-year comparison.
- A wrapped for this year or all time. It unlocks after 5 concerts.
- A per-artist Fan Rank. It shows Top X% among Encore fans of that artist. You earn it from 3 shows, and the tiers are bronze, silver, gold and iridescent. Without the server, a new Fan Rank shows bronze. Only the Top X% needs Encore’s server.
- A concert passport: a passport-style card of the countries, cities and venues you have logged, and your top artist.
How they are built
- You add each show yourself: the artist, the venue, the date, a rating, and notes, plus photos and videos that stay on the iPhone. The stats, the wrapped and the passport build from those shows.
- There is no automatic import from other apps and no ticket scanning.
- Encore is built by Felipe Basurto.
What you can share, and what it costs
- Share a text summary, or screenshot the themed wrapped. The summary goes through the iOS share sheet. The themes are auto, sunset, midnight and film. The wrapped is this year or all time.
- Encore is not affiliated with Spotify.
- iPhone only, iOS 18 or later. There is no Android app and no web app.
- Free to download, with all features unlocked, limited to 10 concerts. If you log 10 concerts or fewer, Encore is free. Premium removes the 10-concert limit. On the US App Store on 5 Oct 2026, Premium is $1.99 a week, $9.99 a year, or $25.99 once. Prices can differ by country.
How other apps present stats and recaps
Checked October 2026. Encore’s row comes from the app itself. The other rows come from each product’s own public page, linked in the last column, read on 2026-10-22. We read those pages; we did not run the competitor apps. “The page does not say” means exactly that. This describes how each one presents stats or a recap. It is not a ranking.
| App | What you see | How it is built | Platforms | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Encore | Stats (shows, artists, streaks, busiest month, top venues, top cities, and a chart of concerts per year), a wrapped for this year or all time, a per-artist Fan Rank (Top X% among Encore fans of that artist, from 3 shows, in bronze, silver, gold and iridescent; without the server, a new Fan Rank shows bronze, and only the Top X% needs Encore’s server), and a concert passport of countries, cities, venues and your top artist. | You log each show yourself. There is no automatic import. | iPhone only, iOS 18 or later. No Android or web app. | Encore (the app) |
| Concert Archives | The listing says concert, band, venue and location totals, most-seen artists, history by year, personalized annual recaps, and concert anniversary reminders. It also says you can share your profile. It does not describe a shareable year-in-review card. | The listing says you track concerts there, and that the app can import from setlist.fm, Songkick and spreadsheets. | iPhone, iPad and iPod touch on iOS 15.1 or later, plus Mac on Apple silicon (macOS 12 or later) and Apple Vision. The page text does not mention Android. | Concert Archives (App Store listing) |
| Concerts Remembered | An insights dashboard: totals for concerts, artists and venues, days since your last show, the date of your first, and the year so far. Also a Loyalist or Explorer read, a rating read, busiest month, frequency, a run of consecutive months, gaps, places, a concert crew, genres, repeat artists, ticket spend if you enter prices, and milestone badges. | The page says you add shows, including old ones, and the dashboard updates when you log one. It says setlist.fm imports can fill in details. The core dashboard is free. Spending, genres, venue types, cities, concert crew, concert rhythm and rating personality are Pro, priced on that page at $5.99 a month or $29.99 a year. | iOS and Android. The page says the download is free, with no ads. | Concerts Remembered (concert insights page) |
| Gigvault | A Concert Wrapped: shows this year and over your lifetime, a top 5 of most-seen artists, cities, countries, hours of live music, most-visited venue, longest streak, peak month, a support-act ratio, a festival-set ratio, genres, and a short AI Music Identity. The page says the card is an image you can post, send, or keep private. | The page says it updates after every show you log, not once a year, and that a past year gets a Wrapped once those shows are logged. It says logging a show can fill in the venue, the city and the setlist. It says Wrapped is included in the free plan. | iOS, Android and the web, per the page. | Gigvault (concert wrapped page) |
Related pages
Price, the diary itself, and festivals:
Sources
Encore’s claims come from the app itself, not from old App Store release notes. Every other product’s claims come from one of these pages, read on 2026-10-22.
Questions
Is there a Spotify Wrapped for the concerts I’ve been to?
Yes. Encore is an iPhone concert diary that builds stats and a wrapped from the shows you log yourself: show and artist counts, streaks, your busiest month, top venues and cities, a chart of concerts per year, and a wrapped for this year or all time that you can share. It unlocks after 5 concerts. It is free with all features up to 10 concerts. Encore is not affiliated with Spotify.
What do Encore’s concert stats include?
How many shows and artists, streaks, your busiest month, top venues, top cities, and a chart of concerts per year. There is no year-to-year comparison. The same shows feed a wrapped for this year or all time, a per-artist Fan Rank (Top X% among Encore fans of that artist, earned from 3 shows, in bronze, silver, gold and iridescent; without the server, a new Fan Rank shows bronze, and only the Top X% needs Encore’s server), and a concert passport of countries, cities, venues and your top artist.
Do I add each concert myself?
Yes. You add each show yourself: artist, venue, date, rating and notes, plus photos and videos that stay on the iPhone. There is no automatic import from other apps and no ticket scanning.
Can I share the wrapped, and when does it open?
Share a text summary, or screenshot the themed wrapped. The summary goes through the iOS share sheet. The themes are auto, sunset, midnight and film. The wrapped is this year or all time. It unlocks after 5 concerts.
Does it work on Android, and what does the free plan include?
Encore is iPhone only and needs iOS 18 or later. There is no Android app and no web app. The free plan has all features unlocked, limited to 10 concerts. Premium removes that limit. On the US App Store on 5 Oct 2026 it is $1.99 a week, $9.99 a year, or $25.99 once. Prices can differ by country.
Try the diary
Free to download, all features unlocked up to 10 concerts. US App Store, 5 Oct 2026: Premium removes the limit, $1.99 a week, $9.99 a year, or $25.99 once. iPhone, iOS 18 or later.