Namaste Online
Real studio classes streamed in real time. Always live, never recorded — a player-centric site where the whole product is one surface and a 3D page-cube.
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Always live. Never recorded.
Face 1 of 6: Most of the world lives nowhere near a yoga studio.
The one rule everything follows: online participants are never captured, and stream assets are deleted after class.
The homepage is a full-screen live surface with an editorial countdown clock — the site has no dashboard because it doesn't need one.
Schedule, class types, first-timers, account — faces of a real 3D cube the navigation turns. Visitors never leave the homepage.
Times render in the viewer's own timezone, Copenhagen times are labeled as such, and no datum the backend hasn't confirmed is ever shown — even the viewer count is hidden rather than faked.
Give someone a funded membership; they take over billing whenever they're ready.
Launches as the streaming half of Namasté Studios — every studio class, live in real time.
Always live.
Never a recording.
Why it exists
This room can afford to be playful — the page-cube, the editorial clock, the live player — because the product itself is the interaction.
Built for the studios that can't be everywhere: one camera, one class, streamed once and never rewatched. The site's job is to get out of the way and let the player be the whole page.
Why live-only
On-demand libraries are everywhere and nobody finishes them. A live class at a fixed time is a commitment device — you show up because it's happening now, with real people, in a real room in Copenhagen. Deleting the recordings isn't a limitation; it's the product.