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What it does
Read this first: Oshichike is built around the way live tickets are sold in Japan - fan-club presales, ticket agencies, then the general sale. If you are travelling to a show in Japan, this is a notebook for keeping those dates straight.
Applying, finding out whether you got in, paying. The dates for one show scatter across weeks, and one of them slips past. Oshichike is a quiet deadline notebook, built so that happens less often.
- No account, no sign-up
Nothing to register, and no email address is asked for. What you write stays inside this device, and the app opens in airplane mode.
- Three views, so you are not lost
- Applications: the opening, the closing and the payment date, in order. "Applied" is one tap
- Results: the entries you applied for, ordered by announcement date. Tap to record that you got in, or did not
- Show days: the shows you are going to, at a glance
- Displays that follow your results
- Once you are in, the other entries for that show that you no longer need are put away (you can bring them back in the settings)
- An entry open only to people who got in, such as a VIP upgrade draw, is lifted up instead, so it is not missed
- If you did not get in and another entry is coming, you are told there is a next time
- Deadlines, kept together
- Opening, closing, announcement and payment date, per show
- Multi-stage presales, from fan club to agency to general sale, are kept as they are
No ads, no account. If anything leaves your phone, the screen that does it says so.