Alexandra P

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I’m a Project Lead at a digital agency, building digital products and experiences every day. But outside of work, live music has always been a huge part of my life. Over the years, I realized I remember entire phases of my life through concerts and festivals, certain tours, cities, friendships and moments instantly connected to live shows. All of those memories were scattered everywhere. Ticket PDFs buried in emails, photos in cloud storage, videos lost in camera rolls and forgotten festival weekends spread across different apps. Spotify Wrapped tells us what we listened to, but there was never a real home for our live music history. So I started building GigVault: a personal memory vault for concert fans to rediscover, organize and relive their live music experiences in one place.

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Concert photographers deserve better than 48 hours in a feed.

Concert photography is one of the most undervalued creative disciplines in the music industry.

You fight for a photo pass. You squeeze into the pit with 10 other photographers. Three songs, no flash, elbows everywhere. You spend the rest of the night editing. You post and 48 hours later, your work has disappeared into the feed.

But the problem goes deeper than that.

36 Product Hunt Followers in 2 Hours 🚀

We launched on Product Hunt just 2 hours ago and already crossed 36 followers

Still a very small number in the bigger picture, but seeing people discover and support something we ve been building means a lot.

Why did Spotify Wrapped never happen for concerts?

Spotify completely changed how people think about listening history.

Wrapped turned music consumption into something emotional, social and deeply personal. People don t just share stats they share identity, memories and parts of their life story.

But I ve always felt that live music is even more emotional than streaming.

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