A concert widget for your website
Your visitors arrive looking for something to do this week. This widget puts the full Madrid concert agenda on your own site, ordered by the artists each person likes. No sign-up, no cookies, and nothing for you to maintain.
It’s an <iframe>: we give you the code and you embed it. For any site that wants to offer concerts to its audience.
How the widget looks
This is what your visitors will see. Try “Personalizar” and switch the theme. The widget itself is in Spanish.
What it actually does
Madrid’s agenda, always up to date
The same catalogue Giggy app users see. The first screen is served already built (cached for an hour) and the rest of the agenda loads with “Ver más conciertos”, 50 at a time. Visitors can narrow it to today, this weekend or a date range. You maintain nothing: when a new show lands, it appears on its own.
Personalisation with no account
A visitor taps “Personalizar”, picks at least three artists — search or genre picks — and the agenda reorders by affinity, with a percentage on each card. No account, email or password. The “Para mí” switch turns that order on and off; off, date wins. Reload clears the selection: nothing is stored in the browser.
No cookies and no server-side profiles
The widget does not write cookies, does not use localStorage, does not load Google Analytics and does not create a visitor identifier. Chosen artists live only for that visit: reload and they are gone. Nothing stays in the browser or on our servers. For your legal team: there is no personal data to process and no banner to add.
Spotify preview
Every card has a play button that opens the artist’s Spotify player inside the widget. Someone who doesn’t know the name on the bill can listen before deciding, without leaving your site.
Genre filter
If you ask us, we narrow the agenda to your room’s audience (rock, techno, flamenco, jazz…). The widget then shows only those shows, with the same personalisation.
Two themes: light and dark
We ship it in the theme that fits your site. On this page you can preview both before you embed it.
Metrics for your widget
We log, under your identifier, how many times the widget was seen, how many personalisations were saved, how many concert clicks and how many app clicks. These are events, not unique visitors: because we create no identifier, we cannot — and do not want to — count people. Ask us for the summary whenever you like.
Attribution and links back
Each card opens the concert page on Giggy in a new tab, with your identifier in the URL. Photos always carry their attribution (Spotify or Ticketmaster) and we only publish facts: artist, date, venue and official link.
How do I install it?
- 1
Write to us. We prepare the widget code: your site identifier, a genre if you want to narrow the agenda, and a light or dark theme.
- 2
You embed it on your page — WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow or whatever you use. One iframe and you’re done. No sign-up, no dashboard.
- 3
If something doesn’t fit, or you want a different theme, genre or size, write to us and we’ll adjust it.
What it does not do yet
We’d rather say this before you embed it:
- Madrid only. The widget agenda is the city of Madrid, not other provinces.
- Spanish-only widget. The widget UI stays in Spanish. This landing page is the part you can read in English.
- It does not sell tickets. We link to the concert page on Giggy, and from there to the official seller.
- No metrics dashboard. We store the events and send you the summary; you don’t have your own login yet.
- Licensed photos only. We only show concerts with an authorised image (Spotify or Ticketmaster) and an identified artist, and we leave tributes out. It’s a smaller catalogue, but one you can publish without risk.
You can see where each fact comes from on sources and provenance.
Want the code?
Write to us and we’ll send it. You embed it; if you hit a problem or want to change genre, theme or size, write again and we’ll adjust it.
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