Promoters, DJs and artists / Built in Scotland
Holocron is being built so every gig becomes part of one record you own and can show. Where you played. When. Proof you turned up and did the job.
Pre-launch. Sign up for product updates and opportunities to test it early.
24 gigs played
| Venue | Date |
|---|---|
| The Cinder Room | Fri 14 Nov |
| Leith Assembly | Sat 25 Oct |
| Kelvin Vaults | Fri 3 Oct |
Confirmed by the venue
Fictional name, venues and gigs. This is a concept, not a live profile.
Your history is scattered across DMs, posters and a phone full of screenshots. A promoter booking someone new has little to go on. You have done the work, but proving it still means finding someone who remembers.
| Date | Venue | Work | Proof |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14 Nov | The Cinder Room | DJ set | Venue confirmed |
| 25 Oct | Leith Assembly | DJ set | Venue confirmed |
| 3 Oct | Kelvin Vaults | DJ set | Venue confirmed |
Start with an agreed booking: who is playing, where and when.
Keep arrival times, set times and the person to contact together.
Play the set, perform the show or put on the night. Have the work confirmed.
The gig would join a lasting record you own, ready for the next booking.
Booking someone new should not mean guessing. The aim is to see confirmed past gigs and build a record of the nights you put on.
Your sets should count beyond the last poster. The aim is to keep proof of where you played and show it when the next booking comes up.
A live show is work worth keeping. The aim is to carry your performance history from one booking to the next, without rebuilding it from screenshots.
A poster says you were booked. The record we are building would show that you did the gig, with confirmation attached. One history you could keep and show when someone asks what you have done.
We will email you when there is a meaningful product update or an opportunity to take part in early testing. Joining the waitlist does not create a track record yet.
Promoters, DJs and artists in Scotland who want a record of their work they can keep and show.
Not yet. Holocron is being built. The records on this page are illustrative product direction, with fictional names, venues and gigs. They are not live profiles or customer data.
The aim is to connect an agreed booking with confirmation that you did the work, then keep it in a record you own and can show. Early testing will help us work out how confirmation should happen and how past gigs could be included.
For the waitlist, we ask for your role, name and email address, plus a referral code when one is present. Our privacy policy explains how we use and store that data.
Holocron is not live yet. We are inviting promoters, DJs and artists to help shape what counts as useful proof of a gig. Join the waitlist for product updates and opportunities to take part in early testing.
Contact the team about Holocron, or choose to receive occasional product and early-testing notes. The two are kept deliberately separate.
Tell us what would make your gig history useful when booking or looking for work.
Occasional notes on the build and opportunities for early testing. This is separate from joining the waitlist.
For promoters, DJs and artists who want their work to speak for them. Join the waitlist to help shape a track record that travels with you.