Coryo started with a frustration anyone who's run a dance group knows well: the tools don't talk to each other. Formations were in one app, the rehearsal schedule was in another, video was somewhere else entirely, and none of it connected. Every show meant hours of copy-pasting, chasing people across platforms, and hoping nothing fell through the cracks.
The creator of Coryo is a dancer — not a software company that decided to enter the dance market. An actual choreographer who spent years running group dance projects and grew tired of the same broken workflow everyone else was stuck with.
The problem wasn't any single tool being bad. It was that none of the pieces connected. You'd build formations and then have to describe them in text to your team. You'd schedule a rehearsal and post the video somewhere else for review. You'd collect availability in a spreadsheet and manually cross-reference it with your calendar. The overhead of organizing the organization was eating time that should have gone into the choreography.
Coryo was built to eliminate that overhead — one platform where formations, schedule, attendance, video review, and stage projection all live together. Built by someone who needed it, designed for the people who still do.
Coryo is used by K-pop cover groups mapping out position changes for competition, contemporary and hip-hop teams managing multi-month rehearsal cycles, and professional dance studios running multiple choreographers across multiple projects at once.
The free plan is designed for small groups just getting started — one project, up to 7 members, no credit card. Pro unlocks unlimited projects and the full feature set. Studio adds live floor projection and a shared workspace for studios with multiple choreographers working simultaneously.
Every piece of the workflow, connected.
Drag-and-drop canvas editor for building, animating, and previewing formation sequences with transitions and multi-formation timelines.
Collect member availability, schedule sessions, and track attendance — all connected to the formations you're working on.
Upload rehearsal footage and review it as a team with timestamped comments. No third-party video app required.
Project live formation positions onto your stage floor in real time. Multi-projector support with calibration profiles. Studio plan.
Browse and download formation presets shared by the community. Pro users can publish their own.
Practical guides on formation design, rehearsal planning, and running a dance team.
How dance directors can keep better rehearsal notes — what to capture, how to share it with the team, and which tools actually support the workflow.
Practical strategies for scheduling dance rehearsals when no single time works for everyone — how to minimize absences, set expectations, and keep the project moving.
How dance teams can ditch the attendance spreadsheet and track rehearsal attendance in a way that's actually useful — with patterns, not just check marks.
A practical guide to the best rehearsal scheduling apps for dance teams — covering availability collection, attendance tracking, and workflow integration.
What choreography software needs to handle for stage productions — formation planning for large casts, rehearsal coordination, video review, and live stage projection. A guide for dance directors and production choreographers.
A practical breakdown of free choreography software — what each tool includes, what's behind a paywall, and which free option covers the most of the real dance team workflow.
How to design clean formation transitions that don't create collisions, land on the right beat, and actually look good from the audience — with a step-by-step process for any group size.
A practical guide to planning dance formations online — what tools to use, how to build a multi-formation sequence, and how to share your plan with the team before rehearsal.
A practical comparison of the best platforms for giving video feedback on dance rehearsals — what each does well, what's missing, and how to choose for your team.
How timestamped video feedback works, why it's more effective than verbal notes alone, and how to build a review workflow that dancers actually use.
A practical guide to team video review for dance — how to set up a system, give useful feedback, and use timestamped comments to drive improvement between rehearsals.
A practical comparison of digital formation software and traditional paper planning — where each approach wins, and when it's worth switching.
A hands-on review of the top dance formation maker apps — covering the canvas editor, transition animation, team collaboration, and pricing for each.
An honest side-by-side comparison of FORMI, StageKeep, and Choreographic — plus why most teams end up outgrowing all three and what to look for instead.
A practical comparison of the best choreography software for teams — what each tool does well, who it's built for, and which one handles the full workflow from formation planning to performance.
Everything you need to know about dance collaboration software — from formation editors and rehearsal schedulers to video review tools and floor projection. How to choose, what to look for, and why the right platform changes how your team rehearses.
How to choose, mount, and calibrate a projector for dance studio rehearsal — including throw ratio, lumens, and mounting position for overhead floor projection.
A practical guide to using a projector system to cast formation position markers directly onto the stage floor — so dancers know exactly where to stand during rehearsal.
Stop juggling five apps. Coryo combines formations, scheduling, video review, and the world's only live floor projection system in one platform built for dance teams.
A practical guide to recording, watching, and giving feedback on rehearsal footage — so every review session turns into real progress.
Practical strategies for rehearsal planning, availability collection, and keeping your team accountable without burning out.
A practical comparison of the top choreography planning tools — what each one does well and who it's built for.
A step-by-step guide to mapping formations, spacing dancers, and building transitions that look clean from the audience.
Try Coryo free
Formation editor, rehearsal scheduler, and video review — no credit card required.
