Tap Venues in the nav to open the shared venue database — every venue anyone on your account has added, across every tour. It's a shared reference book: add a venue once and it's there for the next tour that plays there.
The directory lists venues A→Z. Start typing in the search box to filter by name. Tap any venue to open its full record.
Each venue holds its address (tap it to open maps), capacity, type, age requirement, time zone, website and booking email, plus free-text public notes and production notes (load-in, stage, power, house gear — the details you want on hand before you arrive).
Anyone signed in can add a venue (New venue) or edit an existing one (Edit on its record) — the database is collaborative, so keeping it accurate helps everyone who plays there next. When you're building a day or an event, the venue picker searches this database and Google in the same box: pick a Google result and the venue is created for you — name, address, city, coordinates, website — and attached in one tap, exactly like the hotel search. The same venue picked again anywhere reuses the same record, so there are no duplicates. For a room Google doesn't know (a rehearsal space, a private hall), just type the name and tap away — it's kept as the venue and saved to your venues, so it's there to pick next time. A venue you typed in has no address yet, so the picker shows Add an address: tap it, fill in the street and postcode, and the venue then carries a Directions pin next to its name wherever it's used. If a venue arrived from a spreadsheet with just a name and a city, tap Edit and then Find beside the street address and BetterTour looks the address up from Google, filling only the fields you left blank. The pencil opens the venue any time you need to correct it.
Venue records are shared reference data — they hold no personal or tour-private information, so they're visible to everyone on your account, unlike a tour's private contacts.