What is giggd?
giggd is the backstage app for working musicians. It keeps track of your gigs and your money, and if you run a band, it handles the bookings, the split and the paperwork too.
What you can do
Section titled “What you can do”Track your own gigs
- Log gigs with the band, venue, date, set length and pay.
- Add expenses as they happen: fuel, food, accommodation, gear.
- Record what you were actually paid, in cash or by bank transfer.
- See your real profit, what bandmates owe you, and which gigs paid short.
- Download PDF reports and plain-English cost analysis.
Run your act
- Create your band, duo or solo act and invite the people you play with.
- Create bookings, sort the lineup and get everyone’s yes or no.
- Split the fee privately: equal shares, fixed dep fees, percentages, GST and super.
- Send the venue a confirmation they can accept with one click.
- Issue numbered invoices to the venue and receive invoices from the band.
- Record what’s been received and paid out, so nobody has to chase a spreadsheet.
What giggd doesn’t do
Section titled “What giggd doesn’t do”- It doesn’t move money. Pay and get paid the way you always have, then record it in giggd.
- It isn’t tax advice. giggd does the GST and super arithmetic for the settings you choose. Your accountant decides what applies.
- It doesn’t lodge BAS or tax returns, run payroll, or submit super to a fund.
Money in giggd is in Australian dollars.
Where to start
Section titled “Where to start”- Just tracking your own gigs? Add a gig.
- Leading a band? Follow Your first act booking, start to finish.
- Been invited to an act? Accept your invitation.