BurnerSets is a guide to the music on the playa. Lineups as the camps and art cars publish them, cached on your phone the moment you load it — so it keeps working with no bars, all week.
Open it at 2am and the top of the screen is every set playing this minute, then what starts over the next few hours. A night reads as one block instead of splitting at midnight.
A ranked shortlist of the biggest bookings on the grid — every pick says why it's a pick. Nothing is asserted without its reason.
Every camp and car with a sound system and a published lineup, each with its playa address, a note on how it sounds, and where the camp posts. Art cars get a region, not a pin that pretends to know where a moving vehicle will be at 3am.
The full A–Z of named performers, b2b partners included, searchable by DJ or by the camp they're playing. Tap a name for every set they play that week.
Pick a camp or a car and the compass points at it — bearing and distance, true north, in a straight line. What you're walking to follows you across every screen.
Set a target and a Live Activity puts it on your lock screen, with the distance updating as you walk. No unlocking, no signal required.
Before you land on the playa, browse fourteen burns of published DJ sets — searchable by DJ or by camp/art car, with a real preview image and a link to listen for almost every one.
BurnerSets and the Burning DJs app are independent. They aren't affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced by Burning Man Project or by any camp or art car listed in it, and it doesn't cover official event programming — that's a separate thing, published separately. No account, no analytics, no ads. Your location is used on the device to work out a bearing and a distance, and is never sent anywhere. Made by the same people who make Navigate to YES.