The night that doesn’t photograph.
Techno at 3am in a warehouse doesn’t make a great photo. It makes a feeling. Chord keeps the tracks and the people you were with, from every clip you film.
Film the moment. Chord names the song.
Open the camera and film. Chord names the track from your clip and keeps the two together. If it can’t, add it in two taps. No signal underground? The clip saves to your phone anyway, and Chord names the song once you’re back online.
The clip, the song and who you were with. No typing in the crowd. Add a mood to any moment later. The song is the photo.
Shazam the night, not a song.
Catch a track in the techno room at midnight, another in the house room at two, the one that broke you open at four. Each capture keeps the song that was playing, so a night isn’t one lucky ID, it’s a set you can scroll back through.
Tag the room, the genre, the moment as you go, and later it’s all findable: search by song, artist, venue, genre or mood. The texture of the night is yours to keep.
Catch the track at the peak.
The build, the hands up, the drop that lifts the whole room at once. That’s the second you reach for your phone. One capture and the track playing at the peak is kept with the moment.
The aftermovie that cuts itself.
The morning after, your Night Recap is waiting: your night, already cut, with the songs you caught in order. Months on, Relive plays your moments full screen with their songs.
The floor. The smoking area. The afters.
The friends who came with you and the ones you made on the floor. Everyone joins one Night, and every clip and song they add lands in it. No “send me your videos” the morning after.
The same room, season after season.
A resident’s b2b, a guest set you queued for, the closing track that empties the floor at sunrise. Search your home club by name and a whole run of nights comes back: every last song, every afters, in one place.
Private by default.
Your moments are private by default. Join a Night and your crew sees what’s added to it. A public link or a Night Card on your story is always your choice, never the default.