Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Dance instructors often need to dissect and annotate music tracks to teach choreography, but existing tools lack real-time integration with popular streaming services and flexible learning modes, making the preparation process time‑consuming and fragmented.
Solution
ChoreoBook is a web‑based platform that lets instructors break down and annotate songs in real time using Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube Music, or uploaded MP3 files. Its patent‑pending technology highlights individual song sections directly within the notes, while multiple learning modes—Blocks, Flipcard, and Video—support different teaching styles. Users can create, edit, and share choreographic annotations from any device, with instant playback and synchronized highlighting that streamline lesson planning and delivery. The interface is designed for quick creation, enabling instructors to work whenever inspiration strikes, without needing separate software.
Target Audience
Primary customers are professional dance instructors, studio owners, and choreographers who need efficient tools for music analysis and lesson preparation.
Features
- Real‑time music breakdown and annotation integrated with Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube Music, and personal MP3 uploads
- Patent‑pending highlighting that marks song sections directly in the choreo notes
- Blocks Mode: sequential playback of music blocks for rapid learning
- Flipcard Mode: interactive flip‑card interface linking choreography steps to specific music parts
- Video Mode: synchronized video playback alongside annotated music tracks
- Cloud‑based storage allowing access, editing, and sharing of choreo books from any device 24/7
- Simple, instructor‑focused UI that minimizes setup time and supports easy sharing of choreographies