Kalodia - Concert Diary

Every concert you attend is worth remembering — the orchestra, the soloist who stole the night, the piece you didn't expect to love. Kalodia gives you a beautiful, private place to log it all and watch your listening life take shape. Whether it's a symphony, a recital, a chamber evening, or a night at the opera, capture the details that matter and keep them forever. 📖 Log every performance • Venue, city, date, and your own notes • Orchestra or ensemble, conductor, and chorus • Opera support: stage director and full cast with roles • Soloists with their instrument or voice type • The full programme — composers, works, and catalogue numbers • Smart composer & repertoire autocomplete so you type less ⭐ Rate what you heard Give each concert a rating, and — with Premium — rate the individual artists too: soloists, conductors, orchestras, choruses, and opera stage directors. Add a private note to any performer. 📷 Scan the programme (Premium) Snap a photo of the concert programme and let Kalodia fill in the whole entry for you — composers, works, performers, and more. No more typing it all out in the interval. 📊 See your listening in numbers Discover your most-heard composers, the periods you gravitate to, your top conductors, orchestras, soloists, and instruments, concerts per year, and more. Premium unlocks statistics built from your artist ratings. 🎙️ Hands-free notes (Premium) Dictate your thoughts with speech-to-text — perfect for jotting down impressions on the way home. 🔒 Private by design Your diary lives on your device. No account, no sign-up, no tracking of what you love. Export your data to a backup file anytime. 🌍 Speaks your language Fully available in English, Spanish, Catalan, Italian, German, and French. Free to use for logging your concerts, with 3 free programme scans to try. Upgrade to Premium anytime for unlimited scans, per-artist ratings, voice notes, and advanced statistics. Start your classical concert diary today — and never forget a great performance again. About the name "Kalodia" comes from the Greek kalós (beautiful) and ōdḗ (song) — a beautiful song, kept and remembered.