01Manifesto 02How it works 03The app 04The sound 05Events 06Join the waitlist

A concert is filmed by everyone who was there. We weave those angles into one experience you can move through.

A CROWDSOURCED CONCERT FILM — MADE BY EVERYONE

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Every phone in the crowd holds a piece of the night. Together they become the whole show — a 3D experience you can step back into.

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Photo: Danny Howe / Unsplash
EVERYONE IS THE SHOW

A show isn't something you watch alone. It's something a crowd makes together — a thousand points of view, one night, remembered as one.

HOW IT WORKS

Crowd → many angles → one show

01

Everyone films

At the show, fans open the app and shoot the moments they love — no setup, no thinking. Every phone is a camera angle.

02

We weave it

Overnight, hundreds of clips are synced, cleaned, and stitched into one continuous picture of the night.

03

Step back in

Relive the show in 3D — drift from the rail to the back row, and see the night from anywhere in the crowd.

THE APP

Easy to use, even mid-gig

One button, no settings, nothing to fiddle with in the dark. The app stays out of the way at the show and does its work overnight. Capture works best in landscape — hold it wide, like the stage.

The capture app recording at a rock concert — red frame around the screen, 0:03 on the clock

Recording. The red frame means you're in.

The capture app ready to record at a festival

Ready when you are. Focus locks on the stage, then leaves you alone.

Five takes, all delivered

Your takes deliver themselves. Nothing to upload, nothing to remember.

Tell us where you are

Drag the orange box to your spot on the floor — front rail, back bar, anywhere. It's saved with every take you film, so your angle lands in the right place in the finished show.

One drag. That's the whole job.

THE SOUND

It gets the sound right too

A phone at a gig sees more than it hears — the mic catches a thin, muddy version of the night. Concerted Effort fixes that. Same take, same performance, nothing re-recorded. Just the night, the way it actually sounded.

ORIGINAL AUDIO
0:00 / 0:00

One phone's recording of Zombie — covered by Dermot Kennedy at the Aviva, July 2026. Flip between the two while it plays — the chorus around 1:23 is a good spot. The finished version is louder; that's how records are.

BE THERE FIRST

The next show is everyone's.

Join the waitlist and we'll tell you when Concerted Effort opens at a venue near you.

You're on the list. See you in the crowd.