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LIVE STAGES · CRATES · AVATAR PROGRESSION

Turn listening into a
live music arcade.

Enter a live stage, build crates for your next DJ turn, and grow an avatar that follows you from room to room.
YouTube and SoundCloud bring the tracks. The arcade layer gives them somewhere to happen.

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THE ROOMS

Find your frequency.

Open a stage

3 rooms

WHY GROOVECADE

A music arcade,
not another playlist tab.

01

Stages you can inhabit. Each room has a host, a visible crowd, a queue and a look of its own.

02

Crates become your loadout. Prepare tracks before your turn, save discoveries, and come back with a stronger set.

03

Hosts get real controls. Shape the queue, room rules and moderation without turning the night into admin work.

CRATES

Build your next turn before it arrives.

Crates are saved track collections built for the booth, not just another bookmarks folder. Keep YouTube and SoundCloud picks together, organise them around a genre, mood or set idea, and pull from them when your DJ turn comes up. They also catch the songs you discover in other stages, so a good night can feed the next one instead of disappearing into browser history. Public and collaborative crates can make preparation social, while private crates stay yours until you decide what is ready for the floor.

Crates

STAGES

A room should feel like somewhere.

Stages give shared listening a place, a host and a visible crowd. Each one can carry its own artwork, genre, rules, queue behaviour and moderation setup, while avatars make presence easy to read at a glance. You can enter as a guest, stay to listen, join the DJ line when you are ready, or open a stage of your own and shape the flow for everybody inside. Hosts can hand out room roles, handle reports and tune the experience, while Mainstage can fall back to AutoDJ when nobody is currently playing.

Open a stage

THE HANGOUT CONTINUES

Same crowd. Different room.

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