Keep your favourites close.
Follow clubs and artists instead of starting your search from scratch every weekend.
RaveMeApp / Electronic music on the map
BERLIN.01:00.WHAT NOW?
You're in a bar with friends. Nobody wants to go home yet. Open the map, see what's nearby and find somewhere that sounds like your kind of night.
Web, Android & iPhone ยท Currently in beta
Real app screens. Berlin, October 2026.
FIND A NIGHTMAKE A PLANDO YOUR OWN THING
01 / Going out now
Less searching.
More dancing.
New city or familiar streets. Start where you are, narrow it down and see the details before you head out.
Nearby distances need location access. You can still search a city without it.
One city. Plenty of places to go.
02 / Not just tonight
Don't start
from scratch
every weekend.
Follow artists and clubs you care about. Set your sound, city and radius in My Night, and keep matching events in one place.
Watch for the right lineup.
Add artists to watch and tune your radar by music and location. See matching lineups in My Night.
A plan, not twenty open tabs.
Save events for later. Join when you're going. My Night keeps your plans and recommendations together.
Know where you're going
More than
a pin on a map.
Open a club to see its upcoming events, music, opening hours and location. Find somewhere new, or keep an eye on a place you already love.
Listings and hours can change. Check the event and venue details before travelling.
03 / On the other side of the decks
Going out.
Or putting it on.
A small session with friends and an organised club night don't need the same setup. Pick what you're making.
Something spontaneous.
A session at home or music outside with friends. For smaller, informal plans. Respect local rules and the people around you.
A night you're organising.
Publish an event with its venue, times and lineup. Manage it through the organiser tools.
For the people you invite.
Control visibility and access, keep the location hidden until it's meant to be revealed, and use invite codes and QR check-in.
Reading the map
Not every marker
means the same thing.
Shape tells you what you're looking at. Colour shows the signal tier. The legend helps you tell them apart before you open a preview.
A club, a night or a festival?
A framed logo marks a venue or club. Raves and events use round markers. Festivals have a hexagonal frame.
From Signal to Apex.
Nine tiers give points a visible colour: Signal, Pulse, Frequency, Resonance, Distortion, Surge, Overdrive, Zenith and Apex. Open the screenshot to see the point ranges.
Some markers show access or activity.
A lock indicates a private signal. Area unlock means the exact location becomes available near the start when you're inside the area and meet its access rules. Live marks an active signal.
Signal tiers are not safety ratings. Ranks and reputation add context, but don't replace checking the event and organiser.
Stay in touch
Make the plan together.
Message people in the app and keep the conversation with your plans.
End-to-end encryption is planned. It is not presented as an available feature in this beta.
Standing & reputation
See the activity behind a profile.
Ranks and reputation add context about participation in the scene. Useful when getting to know people and organisers, not a guarantee of safety or event quality.
Your next night starts here
See you
on the map.
Start in your browser, or try the beta on your phone. RaveMeApp is still being developed. Tell us what works and what gets in your way.
Open RaveMeApp in your browserANDROID
Two steps. One Google account.
Use the same Google account for both steps and in Google Play. Availability depends on your Play country and the current test.
IPHONE
Install through TestFlight.
Open the invitation on your iPhone. Install Apple's TestFlight if prompted, then accept the RaveMeApp beta.
Open the TestFlight invitationBeta places depend on current TestFlight availability.