Line dancing · off the rail, onto the floor
New to line dancing? Start here.
- See what your bar plays most.
- Learn it with tools built for practice.
- Log the night, track every dance you know.
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The problem
You went. You loved it. Now what?
You searched "line dances for beginners" and got a thousand tutorials for dances your bar never plays.
But every bar has its own setlist. Its own favorites. The regulars know it by heart.
The only way in was months of showing up — or the unofficial spreadsheet. Until now.
"easy line dances to learn"
"most popular line dances 2026"
"what was that dance with the kick"
What you actually needed: the dances your bar plays every week.
How Walls works
From the rail to the floor.
Four steps, one bar at a time. See what gets played most — then actually learn it.
Find your bar
Every bar gets a page showing what actually gets played there.
Know what to learn first
The weekly favorites rise to the top. Learn those, dance half the night.
Learn it with real tools
Not just a video. Slow it down, loop the hard part, drill it count by count — built to actually get it into your body.
Track every night out
Want to Learn → Learning → Know It. Log your nights, watch your list grow, and get a recap card worth sharing.
See how tracking works →Track your nights
Every night out. Actually remembered.
Log what you danced and Walls keeps the count. Your Know It, Learning and Want to Learn lists build themselves, and every night hands you a recap card worth sharing.
The founders
I discovered line dancing last fall when my friend convinced me to go to our local bar's line dancing night. I was instantly hooked.
I left knowing I'd be back — and knowing I had a lot to learn to dance like the regulars.
So I started a note in my phone of every dance that came on, to figure out which came on most. Those were the ones worth learning first. But the note got messy, and every tutorial online was for dances my bar never played.
As an instructor, I hear the same questions night after night: "What dances should I learn?" Or from someone passing through, "I'm dancing out of state, what should I know before I go?"
I'm excited to finally help answer that, so people are prepared no matter where they end up on a dance floor.
I also see it constantly on the teaching side. People tracking what they've learned in their notes app, the same messy scroll of half-remembered dance names. There had to be a better way to keep track of what you actually know.
So we built a better way. That's Walls.
Ready to hit the floor?
Free on: Web, iOS, Android (Beta)
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