Got a backlog of ticket photos? Log them all with bulk import

Shows you saw but never got around to logging, with ticket photos and screenshots piling up in your library? Logging them one by one is tedious — that's what bulk import is for. Select the photos all at once, let the app group them by show, fill in each show's details, and multiple records are created in a single pass.

You need to be signed in first. Open the app, tap "Log a show" at the bottom, then "Bulk import" — the "Free" badge means it costs nothing for now.

Tap "Select photos" and pick everything you want to log in one go. When prompted, allow photo location/metadata access; the app uses it to tell which photos belong to the same show.

Wait a moment while the app sorts photos into one group per show; ones it's unsure about land in "Ungrouped photos".

Tap "Edit info" on each group to fill in the show name, date, price and mood. Long-press and drag to reorder photos; drag one to another group if it's misplaced, or into "Ungrouped photos" to pull it out; use "Create new show" to give stray photos a fresh group of their own.

When everything checks out, tap "Confirm groups (N)" — once you see "Successfully imported N records", the batch is done. A group holds at most 9 photos and becomes one record.

"Show time not recognized" in red means the group's show date couldn't be read off the photos — tap "Edit info" and pick it manually.

"Ungrouped photos remain" means every photo needs a home before importing: drag strays into their group, or use "Create new show" to give them their own.

"Imported X records; Y failed" leaves the failed groups in place — adjust them and confirm again.

A short wait during import is normal: photos not yet recognized are scanned on-device first, so imported tickets become searchable by the text on the photo.

If you're routed to the membership page, something exceeds the free allowance (like the number of tags) — just follow the prompts.