Align your studio's energy through sound.
Your flow, yin, and power classes each get their own dedicated scenes. All are human-curated, perfectly matched to the movement format, and fully licensed.
Breath follows tempo.
A vinyasa flow and a restorative class move at completely different speeds. The right music supports the pace of the practice instead of fighting it.
The first few bars tell a student whether this is a flow class or a wind-down.
A vinyasa flow and a restorative class move at completely different speeds, and the music should move with them.
Students who feel the pacing come back to the same room, not just the same studio brand.
Flow, restorative, and power formats each get their own tempo.
Practice room, reception, and changing area, dayparted independently.
ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, GMR, every license included in the fee.
Every location, every class, the same considered sound.
Tempo shapes breath and pace.
Music tempo entrains movement pace and breathing rhythm in group exercise and mind-body practice, supporting the intended intensity of flow, power, or restorative formats.
Class to class, matched.
Practice room, reception, and changing area, each dayparted to its own rhythm, automatically. See how scheduling works →
Sounds for every practice.
Hand-built by people who understand breath and pace. How we build them →
Works with your AV setup.
No rip-and-replace. Browser-based for studios without dedicated AV, or native integration with Sonos, Q-SYS, Marshall, and Epicentre.
Simple plans. No surprises.
Every plan ships with a 14-day free trial. Cancel any time.
Questions studios actually ask us.
Does music need to match the class format in a yoga studio?+
Yes. A vinyasa flow, a restorative class, and a power class each call for different tempo and energy. Matching music to format supports the intended pace and breathing rhythm of the practice.
Do yoga studios need a music license?+
Yes. Any public performance of music in a studio requires licensing from ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, and GMR. Consumer streaming apps are not licensed for commercial use.
Can the practice room and reception play different music?+
Yes. Curator Now runs independent zones so the practice room, reception, and changing area can each have their own scene, managed from one dashboard.
Can instructors switch scenes for different class formats?+
Yes. Studios can build a scene library by format (flow, restorative, power) and switch between them from the dashboard or a simple in-studio control.
Can a studio chain manage every location centrally?+
Yes. Enterprise plans include a fleet dashboard for pushing scenes and schedule changes across every location from a single login.