How it works

From an empty workspace to a live board on the wall.

Six steps, and most of them take a minute. You bring your own AI key, connect the tools your team already runs on, describe the dashboard you want, and leave an Apple TV playing it.

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The short version

  1. Connect your data sources

    Link the tools your team already uses over OAuth. HubSpot, Stripe, Slack, Google Calendar, and the rest. Every connection is read-only.

  2. Describe the dashboard you want

    Plain English is the whole interface. Say “Show our HubSpot pipeline and today’s calendar” and the agent builds the board.

  3. Put it on the office TV

    A native tvOS app plays the dashboard on Apple TV, and you manage every screen from the web.

Step by step

This is the real sequence, including the part most tools leave off the marketing page: you bring the AI key, and the bill for it is yours.

  1. Sign up

    Your work email or Google, and your workspace is live. Invite the team from the same screen.

  2. Add your own API key

    You bring your own AI key. Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, or Grok, whichever you already pay for.

    You pay your AI provider directly. We add nothing on top and cap nothing.

  3. Connect a data source

    Pick from more than 70 integrations. Every connection is read-only.

  4. Create a dashboard, then type your first widget

    Tell the DJ agent what you want. Party themes, any color scheme, any layout you can describe.

    You are not picking from a template gallery. Widgets fill the board as you ask for them.

  5. Pair your Apple TV

    Open the Dance Party app on the Apple TV, then type the code it shows into Screens in your workspace.

  6. Let it play

    The Apple TV stays in the Dance Party app. Your dashboard stays live all day, with no browsers and no URLs.

What lands on the screen

The board is built from your own numbers, and it keeps itself current while it plays.

Stripe

Annual recurring revenue

$12.4M

Up 18 percent year over year

HubSpot

Pipeline coverage

3.4x

Google Calendar

Today

  • 9:00All hands
  • 11:30Demo with Northwind
  • 4:00Pipeline review
A board as it runs on an office TV. The same dashboard can play on every screen in the building, and you change it from the web.

Three things worth knowing

A native app, not a browser tab

Dance Party runs as a native tvOS app on Apple TV. There is no browser window to keep signed in and no URL for someone to babysit.

Read-only by design

Every integration reads. Dance Party pulls the numbers it puts on the board and never writes anything back to your tools.

Every screen managed from the web

Add a screen, swap the dashboard on it, or change what it shows from your workspace in the browser. The TVs follow.

Put your numbers where the team can see them.

Sign up, add your key, and connect the first source. The rest is typing what you want to see.

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