KIERTUE on your phone: iPhone, Android and desktop

KIERTUE runs as an app on iPhone and Android, and in the browser on a computer. You sign in with the same account on every device, so changes appear everywhere in real time.

KIERTUE works in three ways:

• iPhone – native app from the App Store
• Android – app from Google Play
• Desktop – in the browser at app.kiertue.com

All of them use the same account and the same data. When someone in the band edits a gig, the change shows up for everyone right away – regardless of device. Your band members don't need to use the same device or even the same operating system.

The apps are available only in EU countries, but elsewhere KIERTUE works in the browser.

For iPhone, KIERTUE is available on the App Store. The app requires iOS 18 or later.

Download KIERTUE from the App Store →

After installing, log in with the account you created when registering. If you don't have an account yet, you can create one directly in the app.

For Android, KIERTUE is available on Google Play. The app requires Android 7.0 or later.

Get KIERTUE on Google Play →

After installing, sign in with the account you created when registering. If you don't have an account yet, you can create one directly in the app.

In the browser without an app store: if the KIERTUE app isn't available on Google Play in your country, or you'd rather not download it from there, open app.kiertue.com in Chrome and choose "Add to Home screen" or "Install app" from the menu (three dots). In Samsung Internet: menu → "Add page to" → "Home screen".

On a computer, KIERTUE works directly in the browser at app.kiertue.com. If you like, you can install it as its own window: click the install icon at the right edge of the address bar, or select "Install KIERTUE" from the browser menu.

Works on both Mac and Windows. On a large screen you get a three-column view with the gig list and gig details side by side.

It does. This week's gigs with their schedules, setlists and songs are saved to your device automatically while you use the app online. At a festival site or in a venue basement, your data is available even when the network is jammed.

One thing to remember: data is saved to your device only after it has been opened once while online. So open your upcoming gigs for example during the drive – after that, they open without a connection. The banner at the top tells you when you're offline and when the data was last updated.

The Android app uses the same code as the browser version, and your data is the same on every device. Push notifications are currently only available in the iPhone app.

If something doesn't work on Android the way it should, send a message to [email protected].

Sign in the way you prefer. You can sign in with email and password, or tap Continue with Apple or Continue with Google – all of them lead to the same account. You can create a new account the same way.

You move around from the bottom bar. There are four tabs at the bottom of the screen:

• Gigs – the band's gigs and tours in chronological order
• Setlists – setlists and songs
• Menu – settings, your account, the guide and other features
• Band – switch bands or manage members

The app is now on your device. Next, create a band and invite your team.

Next guide: Create a band and invite your team →