STEP 01
Prop up a phone
Anywhere with a view of the floor — a shelf, a speaker stack, a windowsill. Front camera facing the room. Plug it in and leave it.
Three steps, one setup
Set it down once. It runs the night.
There's no booth, no controller and nothing to learn. The whole setup takes about a minute.
STEP 02
It reads the room
Movement, density, how many people stay when a track changes. CrowdDance scores the floor's energy every few seconds and watches which way it's heading.
STEP 03
It cues what's next
Energy dipping? It pulls something harder forward. Floor peaking? It holds the pocket. The queue rewrites itself all night without anyone touching it.
What you get
A DJ that's actually watching.
Playlists guess. Shuffle hopes. CrowdDance responds to the room in front of it.
Reads energy, not requests
No one has to shout a song at the host. The floor votes with its feet and CrowdDance counts it.
Learns your crowd's bangers
Every track gets scored on what it did to your room — not what it did to someone else's. Two parties in, it knows your people.
Saves a dying floor
The moment energy drops for real, it stops experimenting and reaches for something it knows will land.
Recap when the lights come up
An energy curve of the whole night, the peak moment marked, and the single biggest banger named. Made to be shared.
Plays your library
It works with the music you already have. CrowdDance decides the order — you decide the taste.
Built for venues too
Bars, gyms and small clubs can run it every night, with staff overrides and a house sound it can't stray from.
Camera in the room
Nothing about your night leaves it.
A camera pointed at a party deserves a straight answer, so here it is. CrowdDance reads movement, not people.
- Every frame is processed on the phone. Nothing is uploaded.
- No video is recorded, stored or kept after the moment it's read.
- No faces are identified, matched or saved. It cannot tell you who was there.
- What's left at the end is a graph of energy over time. That's the whole record.
Early access
Be on the floor for the first one.
We're opening CrowdDance to a small group of hosts and venues before the public launch. Tell us where you'd run it and we'll get in touch with a date.
- First look — you get the app before anyone else, free for the trial period.
- Shape it — early hosts tell us what breaks, and we fix it before launch.
- Venue pilots — running a bar, gym or club? Say so below and we'll prioritise you.
We'll only email you about the launch. No lists, no resale, unsubscribe in one click.
Prefer email? hello@crowddance.app