Track the gear you own.
Add photos, brand, model, year, condition, purchase price, location, serial number, receipts, and notes.
For musicians who want to know their gear
RigVerse
Track what you own, what you paid, what it may be worth, and the questions, music clips, friends, and alerts connected to your rig.
iOS app in development. Gear tracking and community tools come first.
Know what you have
Photos, condition, purchase price, serials, receipts, and maintenance in one place.
Keep an eye on value
See paid versus estimated value, request valuations, and watch for price changes.
Ask with context
Attach gear, photos, or music clips when you ask the community for help.
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Your rig snapshot
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Rig snapshot
$8,665
Estimated value across the gear you are tracking.
8Items
$8,993Paid
6Categories
My gear vault
8 pieces tracked
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Fender Stratocaster
Paid $1,299 · Worth $1,225
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Deluxe Reverb
Paid $799 · Worth $725
Ask
Get help from musicians
Ask about price, repairs, setup, tone, or what gear fits the sound you are chasing.
Your gear vault should be useful before anything else.
RigVerse starts as a private, practical inventory for musicians: instruments, amps, pedals, studio tools, photos, documents, and the story of what each item is worth to you.
See list or thumbnail view.
Scan your vault as photo tiles when you want to browse, or switch to a denser list when you need details.
Keep maintenance visible.
Repairs, setups, costs, and due dates stay connected to the exact item they belong to.
Build a real musician profile.
Favorite brands, favorite genres, instruments, experience level, and gear finder radius make the app feel personal.
Add friends intentionally.
Friendship is invite-based: find someone by username or user ID, then message privately.
Attach context when asking.
Questions can include your gear, photos, or uploaded music clips so answers do not start from a blank page.
Paid and worth should never feel like the same number.
The app separates what you paid from what something may be worth now, because that difference matters for collection tracking, alerts, and deciding what needs a fresh valuation.
Gear record
One item, all the context
Paid$2,450
Worth$2,650
ConditionGood
Estimates are reviewed, not automatic.
Users can request a valuation, and unanswered valuation requests wait in an admin queue before AI is used.
Alerts are preferences plus received updates.
Create preferences for new item matches, price drops, or new arrivals, then check alerts when something happens.
Private fields stay private.
Serial numbers, receipts, purchase prices, and total collection value are treated as sensitive by default.
Ask questions, then search answers before asking again.
RigVerse is meant to become a musician knowledge base built from real gear questions, public answers, and friend conversations.
Ask with useful context attached.
How should I set up my amp and delay pedal for a cleaner live sound?
Attach gear
Attach photo
Attach music clip
Search existing question answers.
Search answers about setup, price, repair, or tone
Why does my pedal chain get noisy?
Answered by musicians, with accepted answers highlighted.
What should I check before buying a used amp?
Community answers stay searchable after the original question.
How do I price a guitar with finish wear?
Questions can include photos and gear context.
Privacy first
Gear is personal property. RigVerse treats it that way.
A useful music gear app holds valuable information: serial numbers, receipts, photos, purchase history, message history, and general location. The product is designed around privacy from the start.
Collection value hidden by default
Users choose what becomes public.
Exact address is not shown
Location stays general, with gear finder radius controlled by the user.
Friend-only messaging
Messages are built around invited friends, not broad scanning.
Admin-controlled AI answers
Unanswered public questions wait until an admin processes AI help.
Track your gear. Know what it is worth. Get better help.
RigVerse is starting with practical gear ownership tools and a clearer musician community experience.