Crowd Beam: Find Each Other
Two phones, two lights
About
This app transforms two phones into synchronized lights for easy meetups. Share a link to connect, and use pulsing or steady lights to find each other in crowded places. It's designed for concerts, festivals, and busy areas.
What's New in Crowd Beam
1.0.3
October 23, 2026
New look, same light. Nothing inside Crowd Beam changed. This update brings fresh App Store screenshots for iPhone and iPhone Duo, so you can see how it works before you need it. The crowd is still the hard part.
MoreFAQ
What is Crowd Beam used for?
Crowd Beam is used to turn two phones into synchronized lights, making it easier to find each other in crowded places like concerts or festivals. It helps users visually locate their companions.
Does Crowd Beam require an account?
No, Crowd Beam does not require any account or sign-up. Pairings end when you leave or find each other, and are deleted after at most six hours.
Can my friend use Crowd Beam without installing the app?
Yes, if your friend doesn't have the app installed, the shared link will automatically detect this and provide them with a web version to see the light. This allows them to participate even without the application.
Does Crowd Beam have ads?
No, Crowd Beam is completely free and does not contain any advertisements or in-app purchases.
How does Crowd Beam handle privacy?
Crowd Beam does not use your location data. Pairings are temporary and deleted after a short period. You can find more details on their privacy policy at https://crowdbeam.party/privacy.
What devices does Crowd Beam support?
Crowd Beam is currently supported on iPhones. It is designed to work well with iPhone Duo, adapting to its folded or open states.
How often is Crowd Beam updated?
The latest version of Crowd Beam is 1.0.3, and it was last updated on October 23, 2026. This indicates a recent update for the application.
What is the user rating for Crowd Beam?
Crowd Beam has a perfect rating of 5.0 stars based on one review. This suggests a very positive initial reception from its users.
