Find or add the night
Import upcoming shows from EDMtrain, add your own event, or turn a festival plan into a real itinerary.
Your nightlife, logged.
RaveLog turns shows, festivals, artists, venues, tickets, set ratings, and friends into a personal record of the nights you actually lived.
From the first plan to the morning-after memory.
RaveLog is built around the real path of a night out: find the plan, keep the context, save the parts that mattered, and decide what the crew gets to see.
Log what happened
Save venue, lineup, ticket passes, notes, set ratings, and Track IDs while the details are still fresh.
Build your passport
Your artists, genres, venues, festivals, ratings, and annual recap become a living record of your taste.
Share selectively
Follow friends, compare shared artists, accept festival invites, and keep private history private.
Watch it move.
A 28-second film about the nights RaveLog is for. It starts muted.
It's already happening.
Real listings from EDMtrain, the same source the app imports from. Pick a city and see what is on.
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tonight in Los Angeles
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in the next seven days
The whole night, from lineup to Track ID.
RaveLog keeps the operational parts of nightlife fast and the memory parts beautiful: planning, logging, rating, importing, sharing, and looking back.
Event diary
Save the venue, artists, notes, ticket passes, Track IDs, and set ratings for every show.
Festival planner
Track multi-day festivals, wishlists, lineups, schedules, and the sets you cannot miss.
Taste profile
See your top artists, genres, venues, activity charts, and year-end rave recap.
EDMtrain discovery
Browse upcoming raves, club nights, and festivals near you, then import events in one tap.
Your year, counted in shows.
RaveLog turns your history into a living taste profile: top genres, top venues, favorite artists, activity charts, and an annual wrap-up you can share when the year is over.
- Import artists from Apple Music or Spotify.
- Attach tickets and passes to logged nights.
- Save Track IDs so the soundtrack survives the morning.
For the rooms that made us feel less alone.
Some nights aren't about the headliner. They're about the underground room you almost missed, the warehouse door, the friend who pulled you into the right corner of the crowd, and the moment the lights hit and everybody understood the same thing at once.
At its best, rave culture feels a little church-like without the pews: bass in your ribs, sweat on the floor, color everywhere, strangers moving like they have known each other for years, and this rare permission to be bright, strange, soft, loud, messy, and fully there.
RaveLog is for that feeling. Not to turn it into content. To keep a private record of the nights where the scene gave you a community of light, color, acceptance, release, and a place to belong.
Share the night without turning your diary into a feed.
Follow friends, compare shared artists and venues, accept festival co-attendance invites, and keep your private history local-first until you choose to share.
Private to you until you say otherwise.
Shared artistAmelie Lens
Festival inviteAccepted
Next set10:15 PM
Before you download.
On iPhone and Android
Download RaveLog from the App Store or Google Play.
Actual app screens
Apart from the film, every phone on this page plays a recording of the shipping app.
No ad analytics
The privacy policy states RaveLog does not run third-party advertising or marketing analytics.
Built for iPhone
Apple Music import, Live Activities, widgets, ticket passes, and CloudKit sharing.
Built for the pocket between the set and the afters.
Keep your nights, festival plans, artists, and memories close with RaveLog for iPhone and Android. Features vary by platform.
RaveLog · Admit one · Your nightlife, logged.
Find RaveLog on the App Store and Google Play.
Features vary by platform · No ad analytics · Private to you
Free to download for iPhone and Android.
