Festiveo, a new iOS app, helps music fans discover festivals, track artists, and plan schedules with friends.
Music fans looking to streamline their festival planning now have a new tool at their disposal. Festiveo, a free iOS app released by developer Kirill Stepkin, aims to consolidate the often fragmented process of discovering music festivals, tracking artists, and coordinating with friends into a single platform.
The app, which requires iOS 15.1 or later and takes up 44.2 MB of storage, positions itself as a comprehensive guide for music festival enthusiasts. According to the App Store listing, Festiveo allows users to discover festivals worldwide, track favorite artists, explore line-ups, plan their festival experience, and sync with friends.
Key features include personalized festival discovery based on user preferences and Apple Music library integration, real-time line-up and schedule updates, personal schedule building for multi-stage events, and social features for connecting with friends attending the same festivals. The app also provides ticket information and on-site navigation details.
Currently available only in English, Festiveo targets fans across multiple genres including EDM, rock, pop, techno, indie, and metal. The app carries a 16+ age rating and is compatible with both iPhone and iPad devices.
The developer emphasizes that Festiveo eliminates the need for manual searching by automatically connecting users' music preferences to relevant festival information. The most recent update (version 1.0.2) included metadata and localization updates along with settings page improvements.
As a new release, the app has not yet accumulated enough ratings or reviews to display an overview on the App Store. Privacy practices indicate that while certain data may be collected, it is not linked to user identities, though practices may vary based on features used or user age.
The app represents another entry in the growing category of music discovery and event planning applications, competing with established platforms while offering its own approach to festival organization and social sharing.
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