Add a gig
Gigs is your personal gig tracker. Nobody else sees these gigs, and you don’t need an act to use it.
Start a new gig
Section titled “Start a new gig”From the Dashboard, select Add a gig. If you haven’t added any gigs yet, the Gigs page also shows Add your first gig.
Adding a gig takes six steps. Select Continue → to move on, or Back to go back.
Step 1: Who is this gig with?
Section titled “Step 1: Who is this gig with?”Pick one of your Recent acts, or type a name in Or type an act name. This can be a band, an artist or a client.
Step 2: Where is it?
Section titled “Step 2: Where is it?”Pick one of your Recent venues, or type it in Or type a venue. As you type, giggd may suggest matching places with their address. Pick one, or just keep typing your own.
Step 3: When is it?
Section titled “Step 3: When is it?”- Date: required.
- Starts: optional start time.
- Set length: how long you’re on stage, in minutes.
Step 4: How much are you getting paid?
Section titled “Step 4: How much are you getting paid?”Choose who the payment is for:
- Just me: enter Your fee (AUD).
- Whole band: enter Band total (AUD) and how many people it’s Split equally between, including you.
giggd shows Your cut before expenses as you type. Leave the fee blank if you don’t know it yet, and it’ll count as $0. See Just me or whole band?
Step 5: Anything to note?
Section titled “Step 5: Anything to note?”Load-in time, parking, contacts, gear, whatever helps.
Step 6: Looking good?
Section titled “Step 6: Looking good?”Check the summary. Select Edit next to anything that needs fixing, then select Add gig.
You’ll see Gig’s in. Nice.
Edit a gig
Section titled “Edit a gig”Open the gig and select Edit at the top. Step through, then select Save changes.
Delete a gig
Section titled “Delete a gig”Open the gig, scroll to the bottom and select Delete gig. This also deletes its expenses and payments, and it can’t be undone.