Add a gig
Keep the details of each gig together in a performer’s calendar.
4u Digital
iOS app
Keep gigs organized and turn show details into a fan calendar and promotional flyers.
Selected personal project
On the App Store
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Supplied product artwork · Calendar, promotional flyers, and fan calendar.
An iOS app for live performers to manage their gigs, publish dates for fans, and create promotional flyers.
Made for Live performers managing and promoting their gigs
Keep the details of each gig together in a performer’s calendar.
Share upcoming dates through a public fan calendar and calendar feed.
Turn saved show details into a promotional flyer to share.
Every original view, in full color. Open any image at full size.

My Gig Calendar native iPhone calendar with fictional example gigs.

My Gig Calendar native gig details for a fictional Friday Night Live show.

Supplied product artwork · Every gig in one calendar.

Supplied product artwork · Poster scanning with example show details.

Supplied product artwork · Flyer studio with sample performance dates.

Supplied product artwork · Public fan calendar and subscription options.

Supplied product artwork · Siri and Shortcuts feature illustration.

Supplied product artwork · App feature overview.
A studio or events business could publish a schedule and create promotional material from the same saved event details.
Connect a private working calendar with a separate public fan calendar.
Work directly with the developer, from the first idea to launch. Your custom code is 100% yours. Client work and code stay out of this public portfolio unless you give permission.
Let a performer manage gig information across their devices, a fan calendar, calendar subscriptions, and promotional assets.
A SwiftUI app using Core Data and CloudKit, a public web calendar, an iCalendar feed, and flyer generation.
The first two views are native app screenshots with fictional sample content published in the project repository. Seven additional product images were supplied by the owner on October 12, 2026 and are labeled as product artwork; they are separate from runtime capture evidence.