Current estimate
560 - 650 peopleof 700 capacity
Near capacity
Last 3 hours
A public nightlife instrument
Know the move before you go.
Pulse shows honest occupancy ranges, crowd state, and movement—so uncertainty stays visible before you choose a room.
Pulse Live preview · simulated
See the room before you leave.
Browse the same venue summaries that power the public list-and-map experience.
Current estimate
95 - 145 peopleof 480 capacity
Active
Last 3 hours
Current estimate
140 - 220 peopleof 600 capacity
Active
Last 3 hours
Current estimate
210 - 280 peopleof 320 capacity
Busy
Last 3 hours
How to read Pulse
A range is more honest than a number.
The occupancy range shows the supported floor and uncertainty. The crowd state names the five public levels. The 3-hour movement graph and direction show where the room is heading.
Current estimate
560 - 650 peopleof 700 capacity
Near capacity
Last 3 hours
560 - 650 people
Supported minimumPossible additional crowdRemaining capacity
Solid: supported minimum. Patterned: possible additional crowd. Empty: remaining capacity.
- Quiet
- Active
- Busy
- Near capacity
- Unknown
Sensor and privacy
Thermal, not visual.
Pulse is designed around aggregate thermal sensing—not cameras or recordings.
- No facial recognition.
- No audio recordings.
- Aggregate measurements only.
- Physical sensor placement is not public.
For venues · planned pilot
Useful context for a future venue conversation.
Pulse is exploring a careful pilot around trend, range, freshness, and signal confidence. There is no onboarding promise or live deployment in this prototype.
Learn about the venue pilot →