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Log every show
Collective, artist and venue match to real pages as you type, or scan a ticket and it fills in for you. Concerts first, then comedy, theater, drag and every other kind of live show. Festivals too, or just a place you visited.
Palm Radar
Your virtual home for live shows.
Keep every show you were actually there for: concerts first, then comedy, theater, drag and more. Rate each part of the show on its own, and share it with the people whose taste you trust.
01 · On the air
Catch a show live
A concert, a comedy show, a play. Palm Radio shows are where it started: real people, at a real venue, for as long as the show lasts.
02 · Rate it
Rate it right away
Six ratings per show, each on its own and named for the kind of show: a concert gets performer, production, venue, sound, staff and crowd, a comedy show gets performer and material and writing. Nothing gets ranked against every other show you’ve been to.
03 · On the record
Keep it
Your shows turn into a running archive with a timeline, a passport, and stats. Share a show with people you trust or just keep it for yourself.
Every kind of live show
Concerts first. Everything live, too.
Concerts & club nights first
Bands, singers, DJs and dance floors, plus festivals and tours. The most built out, with setlists, openers, ticket scans and a whole passport behind it.
Comedy & spoken word
Stand-up, improv, storytelling and poetry
Drag & cabaret
Drag, burlesque and variety nights
Magic, circus & variety
Magic, circus and acrobatics
Theater, dance & opera
Plays, musicals, ballet and opera
Other live show
Anything else live
Try it
Log a show right here.
This is just the Log screen. Your passport, timeline, friends and the rest of Palm Radar are in the app and on the web. It’s invite-only for now, so you’ll need a code.
Nothing you type or add here leaves your browser.
Inside the app
Not a mockup, these are the real screens.
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Rate what mattered
Six ratings per show, averaged into one overall score. It’s your taste, in detail.
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Build your archive
A collectible passport of the shows you were actually there for. Milestones, badges, and the small acts you caught early.
Not just concerts
Pick the kind of show, and the app speaks its language.
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Choose what you saw
Concerts lead the list. Every other kind of live show is one tap away, with a line on what it covers.
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Rated the right way
A comedy show is rated on the performer and the material and writing, a play on the cast and the staging. Same six ratings, named for the show.
And there’s more
Built for everyone at the show, not just the fans.
Collectives get a page
Palm Radio, a promoter, a comedy showcase, a theater company, the bar down the street. Every collective gets its own page with upcoming shows, the venues it plays, and the artists behind it. Follow one and its shows find you.
Plan what’s next
Mark a show you’re going to before it happens. Friends’ upcoming shows sit on your Home tab, so nobody has to ask “who’s going?”
Feature your best shots
Pick up to five photos or clips from a show to feature. They show up on the artist’s and venue’s page with your name on them.
Made to protect artists
Photos are checked before they reach an artist’s page, and video is reviewed by a person. Reviews and comments are screened too, and anyone can report or block.
Scan a ticket
Snap your ticket and the artist, venue and date fill in on their own. You just rate the show.
See who is on top
Leaders ranks performers, venues, collectives, shows and members. Filter by the kind of show, or pick your own start and end dates.
Watch live
Approved collectives can go live from their phone right inside the app. When one is on, a Live now banner shows up, and you can also watch from the collective’s page. Anyone can report a stream, and the team can end it.
Invite only, for now
Palm Radar opens up a little at a time.
We’re growing this slowly on purpose. Got a code? You’re in. No code yet? Ask for one.
Follow the rollout
Palm Radar is opening up slowly. Follow @palm.radar on Instagram or TikTok to see what’s new as we let more people in.