For people who already dance
How many dances do you actually know?
You've been on the floor for years. Walls keeps the count, every night, every dance, every bar. Finally, a number.
Real recap cards
Once you've been dancing a while
You know more than you can keep track of.
How many are you actually working on right now? Which one should you learn next? Which ones do you know but haven't danced in months?
That's not a memory problem. You've just never had anywhere to put it.
Notes app · 12:14 am
tequila floor - know it??
that new one from last week
cowboy hustle - working on
↓ or
Your record
A year of dancing, on one screen.
Not vanity numbers. Every one traces back to a night you danced and a bar you stood in.
23
Dances you know
Six more in Learning
14
Nights logged
Mostly Westwood
31
Hours on the floor
Wednesdays do the work
A couple of minutes a night
From the floor to your record.
- 1
Log it while it’s fresh
Open Walls, type the dance or the song, log it. A few seconds each, between songs or over coffee the next morning. One tap straight from your bar’s setlist is what we’re building toward.
- 2
It sorts itself
Know it, learning, want to learn. Every dance lands somewhere and stays there.
- 3
See the whole record
Nights, dances, hours, bars. The thing your notes app was never going to give you.
Recap card
Proof you were there.
Tap Recap and Walls hands you one card: the bar, the date, every dance you danced. Post it or keep it. It's the only thing that ever leaves your account, and only when you ask for it.
Built to stay out of your way
Private by default, quick to log, and sorted without you filing anything. Three decisions that keep this from becoming another thing you fall behind on.
Not a feed
Nobody sees your list but you. The recap card is the only thing that ever leaves.
Type it, don't hunt
Dance name or song, matched against what your bar actually plays. No scrolling a giant catalog.
Three lists, always current
Move a dance from a night log or from the dance itself. It stays where you put it.
Questions about tracking
See a bar's setlist →Does Walls track my line dancing progress?
Yes. Every dance you log gets sorted into Know It, Learning, or Want to Learn, and Walls keeps a running history of every night you log.
Can I log a night after I get home?
Yes. Log in the moment or catch up the next morning from memory. Both work the same way.
Is my logged data private?
Yes. Your nights and your dance list are visible only to you. The only thing you can share is the recap card, and only when you choose to generate one.
Do I need to log at a bar that's on Walls?
No. If your bar isn't on Walls yet, you can add it and be the first to start logging. Once there's enough logged data, we get the bar page live for everyone else too.
Stop losing track. Start logging.
Free to start. Works the first night you try it.
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