Gig history
Remember the artist, date, venue and the night you were there.
The song you waited years to hear. That photo taken from the front row. The ticket from a night you'll always remember. We're building a place to keep it all together.
Brimstone R1 can already play compatible personal videos and concert media. R2 will explore turning those pieces into a meaningful history of the gigs you've been to.
Pair an event with your own recordings, photographs, scanned tickets, notes, venue and setlist — when you own the material or have permission to preserve it.

Not a social-media timeline controlled by somebody else — a personal archive centred around the show you attended.
Remember the artist, date, venue and the night you were there.
Keep original files, artwork and the gig clips you recorded.
Link ticket scans, programmes, passes and your own notes to the event.
Proposed R2 printed books and keepsakes, subject to design, permissions and fulfilment testing.
One planned direction for R2 is turning a selected set of owned gig memories into something physical: a photo book or concert scrapbook.
Your photos and videos remain in your storage under your control, organised by event with metadata that can survive a device replacement. Export and backup policies will be designed explicitly.
Arrange your own photos, notes and memorabilia in a printable layout. Print service, costs, copyright checks and fulfilment are proposals — not features you can purchase today.
The Gig Guide and Keep Your Memories are a major part of our R2 roadmap — with clear release gates rather than imaginary launch dates.