Rail: Concert Log & Setlist
Track every show you've seen
Every show you were there for
$4.99 once. No subscription, no account. Your setlists, saved forever.
About Rail: Concert Log & Setlist
Rail is a native iOS concert log and gig diary. Build a personal archive of every show you’ve attended, every song you’ve heard live, and the story of your relationship with the artists you love. Powered by the setlist.fm API, Rail lets you search artists, browse full setlists, and mark concerts as attended. Follow artists and get alerts for their shows near you: pick your city when you follow an artist, or anytime in Settings. Log up to 10 shows and follow up to 3 artists free; Pro is a $4.99 one-time unlock, not a subscription, with unlimited shows and artists, ratings and notes, and the full stats dashboard. Your concert history is stored on your device and syncs through your own iCloud, with no Rail account. If you follow an artist and allow notifications, Rail’s alert server receives the artist’s name, a notification token and your chosen city as an approximate location; your shows, ratings and notes are never sent to it.
Key Features
- Search any artist and browse their full setlist history via setlist.fm
- Setlists read like a running order — set and encore breaks marked where the setlist records them, so you can see the shape of the night at a glance
- Mark concerts as attended and keep a chronological log designed to feel like memory, not a spreadsheet
- Offline access to cached setlists and your own show history
- iOS Home Screen widget, small and medium, that opens straight to the memory it is showing
- On This Day — on the anniversary of a show you attended, Rail resurfaces that night: the venue, the date, and the setlist you actually heard
- On ordinary days the widget counts down to your next anniversary rather than showing an empty card, and names the date once it is more than 60 days out
- Optional On This Day anniversary reminders, off by default and free for everyone, scheduled on your device
- Artist alerts for shows near you: pick your city when you follow an artist, or anytime in Settings. Following a new artist does not alert you about their old shows
- Share any show as a poster image carrying the real setlist from that night
- Hide an individual show from memories, so a night you would rather not have resurfaced stays out
- iCloud sync across your devices, free, through your own iCloud
- Free: artist search, setlist browsing, up to 10 shows attended, and following up to 3 artists
- Pro: unlimited concert history — no 10-show cap
- Pro: follow unlimited artists
- Pro: personal ratings and notes on every show
- Free: a stats summary — shows attended, sets logged, festivals and your most-seen artist
- Pro: the full stats dashboard — unique songs heard live, unique artists, top venues, your first show's year. The share poster shows shows attended, songs heard live, artists seen, your most-seen artist and your top venue at a glance, in type big enough to read in a feed
- Pro: turn any setlist into an Apple Music playlist — the songs it can find in Apple Music’s catalogue, in the order they were played. Needs an Apple Music subscription
Specifications
Version
1.3.2
Last updated
Nov 3, 2026
Size
19 MB
Compatibility
Requires iOS 26.0 or later
Devices
iPhone