Dance formation software is a digital tool that lets choreographers map dancer positions on a virtual stage canvas, build sequences of formations, and animate the transitions between them. Instead of drawing grids on paper or describing positions verbally, you drag and drop dancers into place and preview the full piece before rehearsal.

Coryo's formation editor is a drag-and-drop canvas. You add your dancers, place them on the stage, and save that as a formation. Then you build additional formations for each section of your piece. Coryo animates the transitions between formations so you can preview movement paths before you bring them to the studio.

Yes. Coryo's formation editor works for any group dance style — K-pop covers, competition dance, contemporary, hip-hop, musical theatre, and marching. The editor uses a simple stage canvas that adapts to your group size and stage orientation.

Coryo supports any group size. There is no dancer cap in the formation editor. The canvas scales to fit your group — whether you're working with 4 dancers or 40.

Yes. Every Coryo project is shared with your team. Members can view formations, and leads can edit them. Dancers see the same canvas you do — so there's no exporting or re-sharing every time you make a change.

Yes. The formation editor, preset library, and transition animator are all included in the free plan. The free plan supports one active project and up to 7 members. Pro ($8/month) removes those limits.