SFJAZZ at Home

Name: SFJAZZ at Home
Rating: 4.6 (92 reviews)
Author: San Francisco Jazz Organization

By: San Francisco Jazz Organization

Live from jazz's premier venue

Features & Capabilities

SFJAZZ at Home brings you new discoveries from jazz greats every week from jazz’s premier venue. Watch livestreams in the moment, explore an expanding library of rare, only-at-SFJAZZ concerts on demand, and enjoy engaging video shorts that pull you into the music and an artist’s creative process. SFJAZZ at Home connects you to the music, to the musicians, and to the feeling of experiencing live jazz at SFJAZZ.

By signing up, you’ll join a global community of music lovers, directly support the artists onstage, and you’ll receive SFJAZZ’s monthly online magazine featuring articles, playlists, artist interviews and more. Since launching in 2020, SFJAZZ At Home has put over $800,000 in the pockets of artists, and attracted over 20,000 music lovers to sign up.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Music & Audio Entertainment

By:

San Francisco Jazz Organization

Rating:

4.60

(92)

Version:

10.200.1 Last updated: 2026-05-25

Version code:

885744861

Creation date:

2021-08-28

Compatible devices:

Size:

99.90MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-11

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 154,433 ▼ 103

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Developed by:

San Francisco Jazz Organization

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sfjazz-at-home/id1549053358

Website:

https://athome.sfjazz.org/

User Reviews

Overall, reviews praise SFJAZZ at Home for value, breadth of content, and high-quality streams on Apple devices. Main drawbacks are recurring login/authentication friction across platforms, intermittent app reliability forcing users to switch to browsers, and occasional scheduling gaps for Friday Live content. Despite these, the service is valued as a near-live, accessible Jazz library with broad offerings and strong production quality.

Pros

Great value: affordable subscription with rich live and on-demand jazz content.
High-quality audio and video streaming with strong sound and camera work.
Extensive, varied library including live performances, Fridays, and interviews.
Cross-device accessibility and portability, works well on iPad, Apple TV, iPhone, and while traveling.
Gives a near-live performance experience and is easy to use across devices.

Cons

Recurring login/authentication issues across devices (Roku and iOS) and password reset frictions.
Occasional app reliability problems where the app doesn’t load and users end up watching in a browser.
Content scheduling/availability quirks, e.g., Friday Live shows not appearing on the expected day.

Recent reviews

2026-0308 As of a week or so ago, each time I try to watch via Roku, it requires to log in again and again and again and again and again and so forth Don’t bother to watch anymore as it’s such a pain to re-enter long secure passwords and even though I paid for the membership for years. Sigh! 2022 This review is for the Roku version because it does NOT allow one to write about their rating. So, after sfJazz launched their app it was and is frustrating to log in because one canNOT use established member login info. One has to “reset” their account to receive an email from the org. Then one is to create a new password (or just input one’s existing password). The existing (old) password will work because the video is actually from Vimeo that sfJazz doesNOT disclose. Vimeo uses the domain .tv which is Tuvalu’s country code that some web hosts block. To get around that, one has to deal with spam from Tuvalu. Sigh. Then the app works, until it doesn’t. I’m a sfJazz member and when trying to watch the Friday Live shows, the app states availability will be on that Saturday with no explanation of why it’s not showing on Friday (that’s what I paid for). Heck this is useless because the Friday performances are viewable on the computer with some browsers. BTW: I also tried the iOS app and had the same access issues as above.