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Every gig, one place.
Gigmo keeps a working musician’s calendar honest: every gig, the tasks around it and the people involved live together, on the phone and in the browser, and stay in step with the Google Calendar you already use.
What Gigmo does
Gigs
Date, time, venue, fee, set-up notes, schedule and attachments for every engagement, from a one-off wedding to a season of shows.
Tasks
Reminders tied to a gig or standing on their own: send the invoice, confirm the line-up, pack the pedalboard.
Contacts
Bookers, venues, bandmates and agents, linked to the gigs they belong to, so the number you need is one tap from the date.
Calendar sync
Two-way with Google Calendar: gigs appear in the calendar you already use, and changes made there flow back into Gigmo — even while the app is closed.
Capture from anywhere
Paste a booking message, dictate a voice note or photograph a poster, and Gigmo proposes a gig from it. Nothing is saved until you confirm.
Email import
Forward a booking email to your private Gigmo address and it turns into a gig proposal the same way.
How Gigmo uses your Google account
Signing in with Google is optional; email and password work too. Connecting Google Calendar is a separate, explicit step in Settings → Calendar, and each permission below is requested only for the feature you switch on:
- See your calendar list — so you can pick which of your calendars Gigmo syncs with.
- View and edit events on that one calendar — gigs you create in Gigmo appear there, and events you add there can be imported as gigs. Sync is two-way and only touches the calendar you chose.
- Create a calendar — if you prefer, Gigmo creates a separate “Gigs” calendar instead of writing into an existing one.
- Google Drive files — optionally, attachments are stored in a Gigmo folder of your own Drive. Gigmo only sees files it created.
Disconnecting the calendar revokes the grant. Deleting your account revokes it as well and removes everything Gigmo stored. The privacy policy lists every category of data, where it is processed and for how long.
Who makes it
Gigmo is built by Daniel Ferrer, a freelance musician in Berlin, as an independent app rather than a company product. Questions, beta access and feedback: support@gigmo.ai.