Features
Your routine, on the record.
Six things Choreo does so your choreography stops living in your head, your camera roll, and that one dancer's memory.
Write it
Moves on a grid, not in your head.
- 8-count native. The timeline thinks in eights, the way you count. Blocks snap to the beat, not to pixels.
- A lane per dancer or group. Solos, sections, "everyone" — each gets its own row, so who-does-what-when is never a debate.
- Name your moves. Build a vocabulary of your own moves and reuse them across routines like riffs.
write · beat grid
Sync it
The music is the ruler.
- Drop in your track. Choreo maps the tempo and lays your 8-counts over the actual song, not a metronome.
- Scrub with sound. Drag the playhead and hear exactly where you are. The hit on 5 is audibly the hit on 5.
- Count markers. Flag the intro, the drop, the bridge — jump straight to any section in one tap.
sync · 128 BPM
Stage it
Formations you can see from the back row.
- Top-down stage view. Place every dancer on a real stage grid — wings, center, depth and all.
- Transitions on the count. Set where everyone stands on count 1 and count 8; Choreo shows the paths between.
- Spot checks. Collisions and crossed paths show up on screen, not on stage at dress rehearsal.
stage · formation 3 → 4
Teach it
Every dancer gets their part.
- Per-dancer view. Each dancer opens the routine and sees their moves, their counts, their spots — nothing else.
- Loop the hard eight. Isolate counts 5–8 of the second verse and drill it until it's muscle.
- Slow it down. Half-tempo playback that keeps the counts honest while the feet catch up.
teach · Jordan's part
Flagship
Record it. Prove it. Keep the best take.
The routine on the grid is the plan. The camera is the truth. Choreo closes the loop between the two — record your runs right in the app and check them against the counts you wrote.
- Record in-app. Hit record, run the routine, and the take lands next to the grid it belongs to — no camera-roll archaeology.
- Takes, kept and compared. Every run is saved as a take. Line them up, mark the best, and watch the routine get tighter week over week.
- Video against the grid. Playback runs the take and the timeline together, so you can see exactly which count went soft.
- Clip and send. Cut the take into clips your crew can watch on their phones — with the counts attached.
record · take 3 of 3
Stop re-teaching. Start writing it down.
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