Find your sets.
Find your people.
Setlag cross-references your travel plans against every upcoming set by the artists you follow — pulled from Resident Advisor, Ticketmaster, Edmtrain, and Skiddle — so you find out about the show before you've already left the city.
You already own three ticketing apps. None of them know you're flying to Berlin next month.
Ticket platforms tell you what's on. They don't know where you'll actually be, and they've never heard of the forty artists you follow across four different services. So you check manually, city by city, trip by trip — or you just don't, and find out from a story after the fact.
Three things. That's the whole app.
No feeds to scroll, no cities to browse one at a time. You tell Setlag two things, and it does the cross-referencing.
Follow your artists
Search once — Setlag checks Resident Advisor, Ticketmaster, Edmtrain, and Skiddle behind the scenes.
Add your trips
Just a city and a date range, the same way you'd jot down a flight — nothing to configure.
See your matches
Every upcoming set by an artist you follow, lined up against your travel dates automatically.
Built for the trip, not the feed.
Four networks, one login
Resident Advisor, Ticketmaster, Edmtrain, and Skiddle get queried server-side and de-duplicated across a four-layer matching pass — so the same show from two sources shows up once, not twice.
Built for going together
Search a friend by name, email, or phone, send a request, and see who's going — or just interested — to the same show.
Your data, actually yours
A full data export and permanent account deletion are built into the app itself — not a support ticket you have to file. Read the privacy policy.
Fast, cached, quiet
Event lookups are cached at the edge, so opening the app doesn't mean re-querying four different APIs every single time — matches show up instantly on repeat visits.
4 event networks. 1 login. 0 missed sets.
Your next trip already has a soundtrack.
Follow your artists, add your trips, and let Setlag tell you where the two overlap.
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