More party, less planning.
Offline web app available now, iOS native coming to a future festival!
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Pilot Mode uses 10 years of rave dad wisdom to help you get the most out of a festival by making game-time decisions easy. Pick where to go next based on your crew’s mood, with a clear understanding of your options, when to leave and when you’ll get there—taking into account expected crowds, VIP or GA, and your preference on where to post up for the set.
It can warn you about hyper-dense predicted crowds, when leaving a few minutes early might save you from getting crushed in a bottleneck, and when to stake out a good spot when a run of favorites play the same stage.
This set not doing it for you? Use “What Else” to quickly size up other options.
With three levels of favorite, “must-see,” “favorite,” and “maybe,” PLURmatic takes your priorities into account, and keeps you on track with Dynamic Island timers, live lock screen countdowns, and even Apple Watch integration.
PLURmatic uses your location (sparingly) to know where you’re at and the best next move.
Pilot mode simplifies where to go next and when
See the big picture with grid and list view, where you can set a destination, tap to see artist details and hear in-app previews, see how much time is left at a set by the time you’ll get there, edit your likes, and search for where your favorites are playing.
Grid & List Schedules with superpowers
Discover artists you want to see on the lineup with Apple Music integration. Play back popular tracks with a quick interface to scrub through and sort with ease. Your likes automatically fill out your grid and Pilot plans, and your progress automatically saves.
Your likes save so that you don’t have to re-make this list every single festival.
Find your vibe fast
Tap any category on the map key to put a flashing circle around it, instead of squinting at tiny illegible icons.
See your live location on the map (very untested, so take it as rough guidance)