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Setlist in, playlist out. Find a show's real setlist and export it to Spotify or Apple Music for free. Switching services or using both? Stage Heat Plus (paid) syncs any playlist, concerts or your own, across your apps. YouTube coming soon.
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm the solo founder of Stage Heat, building from Spain.
The problem: before every gig I do the same ritual. I look up the artist's recent setlist, rebuild it as a playlist by hand, and learn the songs. After the show I want to relive it in the right order. That's about 15 minutes of copy-paste per concert, and the existing tools are iPhone-only, Spotify-only, or haven't been updated in years.
What Stage Heat does: 🎤 Search real concert setlists 🎧 Export a show to Spotify or Apple Music in a few taps, free (YouTube coming soon) 🔄 Sync (Plus, paid): moving from Spotify to Apple Music, or using both? Sync any playlist, concerts or your own, across every connected app and keep them matched each time you sync. YouTube coming soon.
🔥 Discover: Recent, Upcoming and Trending shows ⭐ Favorites for artists and shows 💻 Works in any browser, desktop or mobile, at stageheat.app
Searching and exporting to one app is free (you need a Spotify or Apple Music account). Plus with Sync is €2.99/month or €19.99/year, VAT included.
Behind the scenes: one Flutter codebase, a NestJS API on Azure, and a lot of pair-programming with AI coding agents. Happy to talk about any of it.
I'd love your feedback: which show would you export first, which streaming service do you use, and what would make this part of your pre-gig ritual? I'll be here all day answering everything. 🤘
Something I'd like to ask you: how do you share concert playlists with the people you went with? Right now a Stage Heat account connects one Spotify and one Apple Music account, and the playlists it creates on Spotify are private. So the honest way today is for your partner or friend to open the same show on Stage Heat and export it to their own app. Search and export to one app are free; you need a Spotify or Apple Music account. Family sharing isn't built yet.
Would you use a share link that opens the concert playlist in whatever app the other person uses?
How does Stage Heat find your concert? Setlists come from setlist.fm, the fan-built archive. If fans logged the show, you can search it by artist, city, venue or date. Setlists only exist after a show happens, so for an upcoming gig, open a recent show from the same tour and export that as your prep playlist. There's no auto-predicted setlist yet. Discover also lists upcoming shows in a handful of cities. When a song isn't on Spotify or Apple Music, it's skipped and shown in a "Not found" list after export, so you know what's missing.
Which concert did you look for, and was anything missing?
Moving from Spotify to Apple Music, or living in both? That's what Sync is for. It's part of Stage Heat Plus, which is paid (€2.99/month or €19.99/year, VAT included). Connect both apps and pick a playlist, a concert or one of your own. Sync creates it on the other side and fills in the songs missing on each side. Run it again later and it adds whatever's new. It works playlist by playlist (no whole-library copy in one go) and never deletes songs. Search and export to one app are free. YouTube is coming soon.
Question: would you move your playlists one by one, or do you need a full library transfer?
About Stage Heat on Product Hunt
“Turn any concert setlist into a playlist”
Stage Heat was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 4 comments, placing #99 on the daily leaderboard. Setlist in, playlist out. Find a show's real setlist and export it to Spotify or Apple Music for free. Switching services or using both? Stage Heat Plus (paid) syncs any playlist, concerts or your own, across your apps. YouTube coming soon.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm the solo founder of Stage Heat, building from Spain.
The problem: before every gig I do the same ritual. I look up the artist's recent setlist, rebuild it as a playlist by hand, and learn the songs. After the show I want to relive it in the right order. That's about 15 minutes of copy-paste per concert, and the existing tools are iPhone-only, Spotify-only, or haven't been updated in years.
What Stage Heat does:
🎤 Search real concert setlists
🎧 Export a show to Spotify or Apple Music in a few taps, free (YouTube coming soon)
🔄 Sync (Plus, paid): moving from Spotify to Apple Music, or using both? Sync any playlist, concerts or your own, across every connected app and keep them matched each time you sync. YouTube coming soon.
🔥 Discover: Recent, Upcoming and Trending shows
⭐ Favorites for artists and shows
💻 Works in any browser, desktop or mobile, at stageheat.app
Searching and exporting to one app is free (you need a Spotify or Apple Music account). Plus with Sync is €2.99/month or €19.99/year, VAT included.
Behind the scenes: one Flutter codebase, a NestJS API on Azure, and a lot of pair-programming with AI coding agents. Happy to talk about any of it.
I'd love your feedback: which show would you export first, which streaming service do you use, and what would make this part of your pre-gig ritual? I'll be here all day answering everything. 🤘
Setlist data: setlist.fm
https://stageheat.app