the story
From hospital bed to stage
Djensur started in a place nobody associates with dancing. I spent a year in a hospital bed, with more time to think than anyone would ask for. One idea kept coming back: dancing next to the dancer you look up to, at home, on a stage that glows.
I waited until phones were powerful enough to cut a person out of a room live, without a green screen and without a studio. When that moment came, I started building. Recovering turned into building, and building turned into polishing until the stage felt exactly right.
Your first dance is on me, for seven days. As a thank you to everyone who kept cheering me on, and as a nudge for anyone looking for a reason to get up tonight and move. Whoever keeps dancing after that becomes a member, and part of every euro goes to the maker of the dance you dance.
You pick the dance. You pick the dancer. You are in the frame yourself, right in the light.
Niko, founder of Djensur
How it works
Djensur works on your own phone. It cuts you out of your room live, with soft film edges instead of a harsh line, and puts you next to the dancer whose choreo you want to learn. On a stage with light, depth and a floor that plays along.
Your live camera feed stays on your device. Recordings stay local, and only what you share or publish goes online. That is how it is built, and how it stays.
What I refuse to trade
- Cut quality beats everything. Soft film edges are the product.
- Your live camera feed is processed on your own device. That is how it is built, and you do not have to switch anything on for it.
- The community is dance-only, with clear house rules and a moderator who keeps an eye on things.
- Never a watermark over your moves. Your take stays yours.
Where Djensur is now
Djensur works. It has been on the App Store since August 12, 2026 and on Google Play since September 3, 2026. Grab it on your iPhone or your Android phone, and tell me what you think through the feather at the top of the app.
On Android, Djensur looks best on a phone from 2023 or newer. On an older phone your image lags a little, and the app simply tells you so.