Multi-Stage Timetable
All stages side by side, time on the vertical axis, live indicator for current slots. Works on your phone like a venue poster — except you can zoom in.
Multi-stage timetable, automatic conflict resolution, reminder before every bookmarked set — for Wacken, Hellfest, Nova Rock, Hurricane and more.
Lineups drop in waves. Bands get rescheduled. Set times often arrive only days before.
The official plan is usually a PDF — three stages in parallel never fit cleanly.
And which of your bands clash? You find out when one is already on stage.
That's why festivalpilot.
Six features you actually need. No feature creep, no five tabs nobody ever opens.
All stages side by side, time on the vertical axis, live indicator for current slots. Works on your phone like a venue poster — except you can zoom in.
Bookmark two bands that clash, the app suggests which one to catch — with reasoning, not an algorithm.
On festival day, the app switches automatically: just the next few hours, walking times between stages, all offline.
Filter by genre, day, or just your bookmarked bands. No algorithm, no tracking — your call.
Your plan at a glance — chronological or by day, with season stats and recommendations.
A nudge before every bookmarked set, an alert on conflicts, a ping when the lineup changes.
15 festivals in the 2026 season — from Rock am Ring to Primavera. More to follow.
In focus for June 2026
The homepage now follows the same logic as the festival hub: next active festivals first, past festivals leave the top row.
Headliners Linkin Park · Limp Bizkit · Volbeat · Bad Omens · Iron Maiden · Sabaton
Lineup & timetable →Headliners Volbeat · Bad Omens · Iron Maiden · Sabaton · Linkin Park · Limp Bizkit
Lineup & timetable →Headliners Kraftklub · Yungblud · Twenty One Pilots · Florence + The Machine · Billy Talent · Halsey
Lineup & timetable →Headliners Billy Talent · Halsey · Kraftklub · Yungblud · Twenty One Pilots · Florence + The Machine
Lineup & timetable →Note Band search, monthly lists and all details live on the full festival overview.
We don't want to be tracked on festivals — and you probably don't either. Six non-negotiables.
Hetzner Nürnberg, no Cloudflare.
Open, use, done.
Crashlytics and Analytics only with your active opt-in during onboarding.
Nothing leaves unless you send it yourself.
No VC pressure, no investor KPIs.
Guides, background and honest notes from building festivalpilot.
The app is officially available — free on the App Store and on Google Play. 15 festivals on board for the season, 1,100+ bands, offline timetable, clash detection, real Apple Watch companion. No tracking, no ads.
Read →Between the bar, the campsite and three parallel stages, it is easy to miss a marked act. Why reminders, adjustable lead times and smartwatch alerts turn a festival timetable into a real companion.
Read →Printed schedules, screenshots and lineup PDFs only help until bad signal, rain, battery drain or three parallel stages get in the way. Why an offline festival schedule with favourites, reminders, smartwatch alerts and Live Mode is more realistic on site.
Read →What is not in the launch but on the list. No date promises, just honest priorities.
What you actually want to know before downloading.
No. The free version already helps if you just want to plan one festival with less stress. The basics are free, and Pro costs €5.99 plus tax for 1 year of use.
Yes. Timetable, bookmarked acts, clashes and your personal plan work without Pro. Pro is comfort, not a required purchase.
For nice-to-have extras: more reminder control, stage walking times and a clearer overview. And honestly: it supports an indie developer instead of another data-hungry platform.
Yes. If you buy Pro, you get all Pro updates added during your year of use without an extra charge.
Yes. Once loaded, festival data and your bookmarks live locally in the app. Fresh changes need a quick connection, but your personal plan still works with bad reception.
No. No login, no account, no profile. Open the app, pick a festival, plan your weekend.
Season 2026 includes Rock am Ring, Rock im Park, Hurricane, Southside, Wacken, Hellfest, Nova Rock, Pinkpop, Rock Werchter, Download, Graspop, Isle of Wight and Primavera Sound, with more to follow.
Now on the App Store and Google Play.