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stoog.live

The offline festival companion

Preview bands. Plan your schedule. Save your battery.
Free for visitors. Branded for your festival.

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  • 🔋 Saves your battery
  • 🎟️ Free for visitors
  • 🎨 Your branding

How it works

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Preview

Watch YouTube clips of every act before you leave home.

Plan

Star your favourites. Build your personal schedule in seconds.

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Go offline

No signal on the grounds? Your schedule works without internet.

Explore the Stoog experience

Independent Stoog demos and festival editions built for visitors. Want an official app for your own festival? See our packages →

SJOCK 2026

50th edition · 11–13 July 2026 · Gierle, Belgium

51 acts across 3 stages. The granddaddy of Belgian rock festivals turns 50.

Rock · Punk · Garage · Rockabilly

BRAKROCK 2026

7–8 August 2026 · Duffel, Belgium

49 acts across 4 stages. Punk, hardcore, ska - two days of controlled chaos.

Punk · Hardcore · Ska · Oi!

ANTILLIAANSE FEESTEN 2026

6–8 August 2026 · Hoogstraten, Belgium

24 acts on 2 stages. The biggest Caribbean and Latin music festival in Europe.

Zouk · Soca · Kompa · Salsa · Bachata · Kaseko · Reggaeton

More festivals coming soon. Is yours next? Add your festival →

“Dead battery. No schedule. No idea who’s on next.”

Every festival has the same problem. You’ve been streaming, scrolling and sharing all day. By the time the headliner comes on, your phone is at 8%. The timetable is buried in an app that’s been running in the background all day.
Stoog fixes that. It’s a lightweight web app - no background processes, no notifications, no drain. Install it once at home. Use it all weekend. Your battery thanks you.

Is your festival on Stoog?

We build a fully branded, offline-first companion app for your festival. Your logo, your colours, your stage names. Visitors install it before the festival and use it all weekend - no internet required.

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Your branding

Your logo, colours, and stage names. The app looks and feels like it was built by your team.

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Offline-first

Works on festival grounds with no signal. Visitors install it once at home - it works all weekend without internet.

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Free for everyone

No app store. No account. No paywall. Visitors scan a QR code or tap a link - that's it.

  1. 1You send us your timetable (PDF, image, or spreadsheet)
  2. 2We build and set up your app in days - branded and tested
  3. 3You share the link with your visitors: yourfestival.stoog.live
  4. 4Visitors install it, use it offline, love it

We're currently working with a small number of festivals. Reach out early.

“Finally an app that works when the wifi doesn’t.”

Andy B. - Sjock festival visitor, 2026

Frequently asked questions

What is Stoog?
Stoog builds offline-first companion apps for music festivals. Visitors preview every act, star their favourites and use their personal schedule on the festival grounds without an internet connection.
Does the festival app really work without internet?
Yes. Visitors install the app once at home over wifi, and the full line-up and their starred schedule stay available offline all weekend, even when there is no 4G or 5G on the grounds.
Does Stoog drain my battery?
No. Stoog is a lightweight progressive web app with no background processes, no push notifications running in the background, and no video autoplay. Once installed, it uses almost no battery - unlike native apps that keep syncing and refreshing in the background. At most festivals there is decent mobile coverage, but your battery is always a limited resource.
How much does Stoog cost for visitors?
Nothing. There is no app store download, no account and no paywall. Visitors scan a QR code or tap a link and the app is ready.
How long does it take to set up a festival app?
Days. You send your timetable as a PDF, image or spreadsheet, and we build, brand and test your app before sharing it on yourfestival.stoog.live.
Which festivals already use Stoog?
Sjock 2026 in Gierle (11-13 July), Brakrock 2026 in Duffel (7-8 August) and Antilliaanse Feesten 2026 in Hoogstraten (6-8 August) all have fan-built Stoog apps. The Sjock app reached over 5,000 visitors and was used throughout the weekend without mobile internet.