Choreography · gymnastics · dance · stage show

Settle the choreography before the rehearsal. And aim higher.

What used to be settled in the hall, in front of the whole waiting group, is settled before.

A scene on a stage drawn to scale
Everything to scale: what fits on screen is what will fit in your hall.

StageFlow is the application for the coaches and choreographers who put a choreography together, with three performers as with a hundred: compose it, settle it before the rehearsal, and hand it on, version after version, to the people who perform it.

1 hr of rehearsal lost settling three moves
80.– francs a year, for the whole club
0 installation: it all happens in the browser

You know the feeling.

On paper you are never to scale: the three lifts end up too tight, and you find out in the hall.

There are always two people who have to cross paths to reach their spot, and a quarter of an hour to untangle them.

There is always someone who has forgotten their spot, and runs to catch up with the music.

Design

The choreography is settled before the group walks into the hall

On paper the distances are wrong — by a factor of two, sometimes three. So you draw figures that do not fit, and you find out in the hall. It does not take thirty people for that: at three performers the scale is already wrong.

  1. Your stage, at its real size

    In your own unit of length, and all to scale: a six-metre circle takes up six metres, and the gap between two lines is the one you will have. A pattern never takes more people than its length allows.

  2. Scenes sit on the music

    A scene is a freeze-frame at a precise moment, set to the hundredth of a second, in bars and in time. Load your music, drop your scenes where they fall.

  3. Transitions are animated, and slowed down

    StageFlow works out the moves from one scene to the next and plays them to the music. At 50 %, a tight crossing becomes readable: you finally see who passes in front of whom.

A whole choreography, its scenes and its stage
The whole choreography: six scenes on the music, the stage at your own size, and the moves worked out between two formations.
The hall is no longer where you find out that the two lines are a metre short for the roll they do together.

What you no longer do in the hall

Work out who goes where, in front of the group

Redo a figure because it does not fit

Estimate a move by eye

Getting started

Your paper drafts go into StageFlow.

Nothing is retyped. Photograph a plan, drop it into the application: the assistant proposes its patterns and its spots — on a new scene, or on an existing one that it adjusts. A sketch with names or initials on it? It reads the names and puts each person in the right place. You can also describe a scene in plain English — “a circle of eight in the middle, two lines of three either side” — or draw it freehand.

A first-draft assistant, never an approval: everything can be undone. It needs an AI key, which the club can provide for everyone.

Share

Everyone arrives knowing what to do

One document per performer

Made of your own instructions — how the group arrives, what it does, how it moves on — written once, reused everywhere.
Printable and shareable. An unchanged instruction is not reprinted over and over.
The programme of one performer
One performer's programme: scene after scene, what there is to do.

Focus mode, right down to the phone

It answers the question you get at every session: “and me, what am I doing at that point?”
The animation exports as a single page that opens with a double-click, music included, on a computer as on a phone, with nothing to install. Focus comes with it.
Focus mode on one performer
One person stays visible, everything else fades, and their path is drawn.

“What changes for me?”

When you rework a choreography the group has already learnt, that is their real question: StageFlow answers it with a side-by-side animation.
Approved versions stay available: you compare them, you restore them.
A comparison between two versions of a choreography
The old position, the new one, and the line between them.

Stage plans and the apparatus programme

One page per scene, with every spot.
The apparatus programme, when there is apparatus: each pass, piece by piece.
The apparatus programme
The apparatus programme: who goes when, and what they do there.

Also

  • Two switchable viewpoints: the performer's and the audience's
  • Several people on the same choreography, without overwriting
  • Share a version by link, no account needed to open it
  • Squad labels: base, flyer — their spots are reserved
  • Interface in English, French and German

Integration

If your club uses MyClub

Authorised people enter StageFlow in one click from MyClub, with their roles — gymnasts read, coaches write.
Anyone who leaves the club loses access at the next synchronisation.
Nothing travels back: StageFlow never writes into MyClub.

On request, enabled club by club.

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For your club

What to know before you raise it with your committee

StageFlow is for you if

You are putting on a group gymnastics production, a gala, a show evening or an annual performance.
You work with three performers as with a hundred: sizes, unwanted crossings and pointless or rushed moves are permanent problems.
You build a new choreography every year that other people have to learn.
You are the only one who knows the whole choreography, and that worries you.

What StageFlow is not

Club management software: no members, no fees, no call-ups.
A video or sound editor: it plays your music, it does not edit it.
A judge: it shows crossings and distances, it does not fix them for you.
A catalogue of ready-made choreographies.

The price

Subscription Duration Price
Discovery subscription limited to 2 choreographies 6 months CHF20.00
Annual subscription for one StageFlow site 1 year CHF80.00

What is left of your discovery period is deducted when you move to the annual subscription. Price per club, not per person.

No automatic renewal. At the end of each subscription, six months or one year, you decide whether to carry on.

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Included in the subscription

Your own private site on a .stageflow.cloud subdomain
As many choreographers and performers as you like
Automatic saving and the history of approved versions
Some fifty help pages inside the application, in three languages

Everything the hosting includes

The help is inside the application, not at the end of a phone line

Every panel has its help button, which opens the page that covers it — some fifty pages in three languages, written for coaches, not for IT specialists. When that is not enough, your club has a space to file a request, tracked and dated.

Your client area

Three ways to start

  1. Try it on your own choreography

    Take the one you are staging this year, not an example. That is where you will see whether scale changes anything for you.

  2. Show the animation to your group

    Send them the animation of the production. What they say about it at the next rehearsal is the real argument to take to your committee.

  3. Ask the committee for 80 francs

    The price of a year for the whole club, set against one rehearsal hour where everyone waits while three moves get sorted out.