A candle for every legend.

Daily tributes to musicians and makers – today, yesterday, or any date you choose. Fully offline, no accounts, no ads.

Wake The Legends opens straight into today’s panel, with a link to yesterday if you missed a day. Each legend has a short bio, and when you’re online you can dive deeper using quick links to external sites for more detail.

You can create your own legends for family, friends and mentors, hide entries you don’t wish to see again, and even send a legend to a radio station as a song request using a pen name if you’d rather stay anonymous.

Today & Yesterday panels

Search by name or AKA

Create your own legends

Radio request, nom de plume

NZ$4.99 • one-time

No subscriptions. No coins. Yearly update of the Hall of Legends.

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Offline first, deeper online

The core list of legends and search run on your device, so it works even with no signal.
When you are online, each entry can offer quick links to deeper sources such as Wikipedia, IMDb, Discogs, AllMusic, Internet Archive, YouTube, Spotify, Deezer and SoundHound, where those entries exist for that legend.
No accounts, no log-ins, and no analytics SDKs tracking how you remember people.

Search & your own legends

Use the Search Legends box to find people by name or AKA (stage name / alias).
Create your own legends for family, friends, mentors or local heroes you never want forgotten.
If there is someone you don’t wish to see again, you can slide to the left to hide that legend from your view.

Radio requests, quietly

From inside the app you can send a legend to a radio station as a song request.
Use a nom de plume (pen name) if you’d rather keep your real name out of it.
It’s a simple way to hear a favourite track and share that legend with everyone listening.

Offline first, deeper online

The core list of legends and search run on your device, so it works even with no signal.
When you are online, each entry offers quick links to external sites for deeper reading.
No accounts, no log-ins, and no analytics SDKs tracking how you remember people.