Press kit

Danzu is an iOS app that uses AI to score your dancing across six axes — timing, groove, sharpness, amplitude, variety, and dynamics — no reference video required.

About Danzu

Danzu turns a phone camera into a dance coach. Dancers film 10–30 seconds of movement — choreography or freestyle — and AI pose estimation plus music beat tracking produce an overall score, six axis scores, and coaching tips generated from the dancer's own moves, in about 30 seconds. Unlike dance apps that score how closely you copy a reference video, Danzu is reference-free: it measures how your movement works with the music, judged against the standards of the genre you pick. Scoring is deterministic — the same video always produces the same result — so progress is measurable week over week.

Fast facts

What: AI dance analysis app: film 10–30 seconds, get an overall score, six axis scores, and coaching tips
The six axes: Timing, groove, sharpness, amplitude, variety, dynamics
How it works: AI pose estimation + music beat tracking; reference-free and genre-aware — freestyle is fully scoreable
Genres: Hip hop, breaking, house, K-pop, contemporary, shuffle, heels
Platform: iOS 18 or later — free on the App Store
Pricing: Free to download; Danzu Pro $59.99/year with a 3-day free trial, or $12.99/month
Contact: hello@danzu.app

App Store listing: Danzu: AI Dance Coach & Score — version 1.0 shipped 30 July 2026.

Brand assets

Logo: danzu.app/logo.png(512×512 PNG with transparency) — the Danzu app icon, a silver dancer forming a "D" on deep navy. The wordmark is "Danzu" set in the system sans in black weight; the score ring in Danzu green (#30D158) is the product motif in-app. App screenshots and founder interviews are available on request.

Press contact

Email hello@danzu.app— we usually reply within one business day. We're happy to provide demo access, screenshots, or scoring-methodology details for coverage.