Find today’s path
Start with Today in Dead, one of 166 songs, or the shared Live Guide prepared for this date.
LiveVault turns Grateful Dead recordings from the Internet Archive into a listening app built for the ritual: dates, songs, sources, full shows, and the trail you want to keep.
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The collection is enormous. The listening decision should feel simple.
Start with Today in Dead, one of 166 songs, or the shared Live Guide prepared for this date.
Inspect the available SBD, AUD, and MTX labels with ratings, reviews, and download signals.
Play the full show, keep your place, and watch your listening history take shape in My Trip.
One show can have many recordings. LiveVault puts the available source metadata in one place so you can select a tape and then start the show—without pretending there is one universal “best.”
Selecting a source changes the chosen recording and setlist. It is not synchronized A/B playback.
My Trip turns the listening activity attached to your LiveVault account into a living profile— the shows and songs you have heard, the years and venues you have explored, and the milestones you have reached.
My Trip requires sign-in and reflects the activity attached to your LiveVault account.
The 166-song browser gives every song a path into its Archive versions. Sort the performances, choose a specific recording, open the show, and keep listening in the full player.
Start with every show performed on this month and day, then open the shared Live Guide episode prepared for today. The calendar gives each listen a place to begin.
See how Today in Dead works →Live Guide is one shared, pre-rendered episode for each date. It alternates grounded narration with selected Archive-hosted recordings in a visible timeline. Every entitled listener gets the same episode; it is not personalized or generated when you open the app.
Live Guide requires sign-in and LiveVault Pro. Pro pays for the Guide layer around free Archive playback—not access to the recordings.
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Yes. The iPhone and iPad app lets you browse and stream Grateful Dead recordings hosted by the Internet Archive for free. LiveVault Pro unlocks the optional Live Guide layer—not access to the tapes.
LiveVault plays recordings hosted by the Internet Archive. LiveVault does not host, rip, remaster, or sell those recordings. Each recording remains subject to the Archive and uploader’s terms.
They describe common recording-source types: soundboard, audience, and matrix. LiveVault shows available source metadata, ratings, reviews, and download counts so you can choose a recording before you play it.
Yes. The iOS app supports full-show downloads for offline playback. Offline audio files stay on the device where you downloaded them.
No account is required to browse and stream. Sign-in is required for account-backed features such as My Trip and for the Live Guide, which also requires LiveVault Pro.
The Live Guide is one shared, pre-rendered episode for each calendar date. It alternates grounded narration with selected Archive-hosted recordings in a visible timeline. Every entitled listener gets the same episode; it is not personalized or generated when the app opens. Live Guide requires sign-in and LiveVault Pro.
My Trip turns the listening activity attached to your LiveVault account into a personal trail across shows, songs, years, venues, calendar coverage, and milestones. It requires sign-in.
No. LiveVault is an independent, unofficial third-party app. It is not affiliated with Grateful Dead Productions, Rhino, nugs.net, or the Internet Archive.
Not yet. LiveVault is available now for iPhone and iPad; Android is coming soon.
Free on iPhone and iPad. Android is coming soon.
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