New “Letterboxd for clubbing” app lets you rate DJs after a night out

A new app described as “Letterboxd for clubbing” has launched, allowing music fans to give star ratings to DJ sets, festivals and live shows. Called Seen Live, the free app serves as a personal archive where users can record the club nights, concerts and other live music performances they have attended. It allows you to search for past and upcoming events, rate shows out of five stars, share your experiences, upload photos and videos and create a personal timeline of your nightlife and live music activity. Seen Live also includes social and discovery features, allowing people to follow friends and other music fans, browse popular performances and find new artists, DJs and venues through community reviews. It has been created by Jordan Taylor, the founder of club culture platform Tough Luck, and he has said (via Mixmag): “I built Seen Live because I realised that I couldn’t remember half of the artists and DJs I’d seen live after a while, and all the photos and videos from those nights were buried somewhere in my camera roll with no context.” “I wanted one place to look back on everything, a proper archive of every show I’d ever been to,” he added. Taylor went on to say that the pla...