Crew: Festival Lineup Planner

Everyone arrives together and splits up by noon. Crew is where your group keeps the plan — the sets you all want, where everyone is right now, and where to meet next. Official festival apps are built for the festival. Crew is built for the five to fifteen people you turned up with. VOTE THE LINEUP IN ONE SITTING Tap through the lineup one set at a time and mark what you'd actually go to. Your picks stack against your crew's on a scrollable timeline, so the sets everyone wants surface on their own — and if two of the sets you locked overlap, Crew names the clash before you're standing at the wrong stage. SEE WHERE EVERYONE IS Check in at a stage and your crew sees it. The face board shows who is where and how long ago, so a check-in from ten minutes ago reads differently than one from two hours ago. No live location trail, no dot crawling across a map. DROP A PIN WHEN IT'S TIME TO MEET Name a meeting point at a stage and the whole crew gets the same place to head for. Attaching your exact spot is a separate choice you make per pin. YOUR NEXT SET, ON THE LOCK SCREEN A Live Activity counts down to the next set you voted for, so you stop pulling the app out to check the time. FESTIVAL WRAP Two days after doors close, the weekend comes back as a story: hours on site, sets caught, your home stage, the longest back-to-back run you pulled, who you spent the most time standing next to, and the one everybody else caught that you missed. It ends on a poster you can share. PRIVATE CREWS, NOT A SOCIAL NETWORK Crews are invite-only. Votes, check-ins, statuses, ratings, and meeting points are visible only to that crew. There is no public feed and no messaging strangers. The one cross-crew surface is the festival request board, where approved requests for new festivals can be seen and seconded by other users. Report and block controls sit beside shared content and on every member profile. BUILT FOR A FIELD WITH NO SIGNAL Votes, check-ins, statuses, ratings, and pins are designed to survive spotty service and sync when the bars come back. Optional Auto Check-In uses location only while the app is in use, and shares the resulting stage- or set-level check-in rather than a coordinate or a location trail. Crew is free. It doesn't sell tickets, run ads, or hand you a map of food vendors. It is the coordination layer for the friend group you already have. Start a crew, send one invite link, and have the weekend voted before doors.