The roadmap

AI built for the Vault.

Not a chatbot. Not a gimmick. Tools that make 60 years of live tapes easier to navigate, listen to, and talk about. Here’s what we’re working on and where we are.

Setlist sommelier

Ask for what you want in plain English. “High-energy ’77 SBD with a long Dark Star.” “Mellow acoustic set from ’80.” LiveVault finds it in the catalog.

Coming soon

AI remasters

We’re training audio models on the cleanest transfers to lift hiss, hum, and flutter off the lower-quality AUD tapes. Parity with the fancy remasters, free for everyone.

In the lab

Living liner notes

Tap any song mid-show and get context — the jam, the era, the venue, the lineup. Sourced from the community, surfaced by the model.

Coming soon

Source assistant

“Is there a better tape of this show?” Get instant comparisons between SBD, MTX, and AUD — with the ratings, the downloads, and a plain-English summary of what’s different.

Coming soon

Jam timestamps

Auto-detected transitions so you can jump straight to the peak of Terrapin, the drums → space, or that one moment in Scarlet that nobody saw coming.

Coming soon

On This Day, tuned for you

Personalized based on the shows you actually listen to — not just the date. Find the 50-year-old gem you’d never have dug up yourself.

Coming soon

Why AI, why now?

Most “AI in a music app” is just a branding exercise. We think the Grateful Dead catalog is actually one of the rare places where modern models genuinely help: huge corpus, messy metadata, subjective quality, and decades of community knowledge trapped in forum posts. Models are good at exactly this.

We’re shipping carefully. No feature goes out until it’s better than the current manual version. Everything is optional. Originals stay originals.

What we won’t do

  • Generate fake shows or fake Jerry solos. No.
  • Sell your listening data. Not now, not later.
  • Lock AI features behind a wall you can’t climb. Free tier will always get real AI, not just a trial.

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