Mike Noe

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I built an app I’ve wanted for years.

Whenever I have a concert coming up, I always do the same thing: go to setlist.fm, look at what the band has been playing lately, then manually build a playlist in Apple Music. Song by song. It’s tedious.

So I built SetListr.

It pulls from setlist.fm and connects to Apple Music. Browse any artist’s concert history, see full setlists, and create playlists with one tap. The killer feature: it generates “concert prep” playlists based on what a band has actually been playing recently — so you know what you’re likely to hear live.

I know it’s a niche app. I built it mostly for me. But if you’re the kind of person who likes to know the setlist before the lights go down, it might be for you too.

It’s in beta on TestFlight now. Sign up at setlistr.app

If you’re a Spotify user and interested, let me know — it’s on the roadmap.

Full write-up on my blog: https://mikenoe.com/posts/setlistr/

#iOS #AppleMusic #Concerts #LiveMusic #IndieApp


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I built an app! 🎸

If you know me, you know I always do my homework before a concert — checking setlist.fm, building playlists of what the band’s been playing, making sure I know every song before the lights go down.

I finally got tired of doing all that manually and built SetListr. It connects to setlist.fm and Apple Music so you can browse setlists, see what a band has been playing on tour, and create playlists with one tap.

It’s in beta right now on TestFlight. If you’re a concert-goer with Apple Music and want to try it: setlistr.app

(Spotify users — let me know if you’re interested. It’s coming, just not yet.)

Blog post with more details: https://mikenoe.com/posts/setlistr/


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I built the concert prep app I’ve wanted for years.

SetListr connects setlist.fm to Apple Music. Search any artist, browse their setlists, and create playlists with one tap. It even generates “concert prep” playlists based on what a band has actually been playing lately.

Niche? Absolutely. But if you’re the type who researches setlists before a show, this is for you.

Beta on TestFlight now: setlistr.app

Blog post: https://mikenoe.com/posts/setlistr/

Spotify support is on the roadmap — let me know if you’re interested.

#LiveMusic #AppleMusic #iOS #IndieApp #Concerts