A portal built the way the scene actually works.

Brazilian Zouk lives in a network: a couple teaches at a congress in Warsaw, a DJ plays the Saturday party, a photographer shoots it, dancers fly in from six countries. Zouk Live records every one of those links, and shows each of them from both sides.

Open an event and you see its lineup, schedule, attendees, DJ sets, galleries and merch. Open an artist and you see every event they were part of, on a timeline and on a map. Open a city and you see who is home, where the weekly classes are and which halls you can rent for your own congress.

Everything on the platform is community-maintained. Participants claim their own pages, organizers manage their events, schools publish their schedules and venues list their rooms. Country and city moderators curate the local guides.