Case study / November 6, 2026

Svirka — app for bands and musicians

Svirka connects bands and musicians through gig schedules, messaging, a collaborator network and earnings insights. iOS and Android apps are coming soon.

Scope: Mobile product · App for bands and musicians · Scheduling and collaborator network
Year: 2026
Public product: Public demo unavailable

Svirka — app for bands and musicians – desktop view

Overview

Svirka is a mobile app for bands and musicians who want to organise gigs and find collaborators. It brings gig schedules, personal bookings, messaging and a network of musicians and bands together in one place.

Musicians can create profiles with their city, instruments and genres, while bands can present their lineup and musical style. The app also includes a private earnings overview and work-calendar settings.

Svirka is being developed as a native iOS app in Swift and an Android app in Kotlin. Release on the App Store and Google Play is planned for the near future.

The challenge

Bands and musicians often organise bookings across separate calendars, conversations and notes about fees. They also need a place to find collaborators and present their instruments, genres and location. Svirka brings these needs together while keeping private business information separate from public profiles.

The approach

The app is shaped around performers’ everyday work: checking the next gig, reviewing the calendar, replying to a message, finding a collaborator and tracking earnings. Public band and musician profiles are kept separate from private analytics. The interface uses a warm visual system and clear navigation between Home, Schedule, Messages and Network.

The solution

Svirka is being developed as a native iOS app in Swift and an Android app in Kotlin. Bands can review gigs and messages, while musicians can manage personal bookings, create a profile and find bands by location, instrument and genre. Private analytics track fees, tips and total earnings. App store release is planned.