Doodle a SongPlan your wall

Every line becomes a song.

A doodle wall your crowd writes on. AI reads every line, and writers turn them into original songs.

Plan your wallSee how it works

People forget a branded wall. They remember the song their words ended up in.

How it works

From a marker to a finished song.

  1. A hand writing 'take a roadtrip!' in marker on a wall covered in handwriting

    Write

    Guests grab a marker and leave a line on the wall: a wish, a memory, a lyric, a joke.

  2. Handwritten phrases on a wall, each outlined by a glowing frame as it is read

    Read

    Each night a phone photographs the wall. AI reads every handwritten block, in whatever language it was written.

  3. Hands playing a synthesizer beside a notebook of handwritten lyrics

    Compose

    Writers shape the crowd's lines into finished songs, from pop to rap, in one language or several.

  4. A crowd at a night festival dancing under ribbons of coloured light

    Release

    Songs come back as MP3, WAV and lyrics, with every line traced to the photo it came from.

If people can write on it, it can sing.

The wall that drives to you.

A white bakkie with fold-out walls and a crate of markers. It parks wherever your crowd is, and leaves with their songs.

  1. A white double-cab bakkie with a white canopy driving along a sunny coastal road
    It rolls in.A clean white bakkie, with room for your brand on the canopy.
  2. The bakkie parked on a festival lawn with its canopy sides lifted into blank white walls
    It opens up.The sides lift into blank walls, with a crate of markers on the tailgate.
  3. A crowd writing on the bakkie's walls, now covered in colourful handwriting
    It fills up.Wishes, jokes and lyrics in every colour, all day long.
  4. People dancing round the doodled bakkie at golden hour, one holding a speaker on the tailgate
    It sings.Every line comes back as a song, ready to share.

Made for the mess of a live event.

  • Reads real handwritingMessy marker, odd angles, notes written over notes. Every block is read and checked.
  • Sings in their languageSongs in the languages your crowd writes in, or a mix of them in one song.
  • Safe to put on showPersonal details, slurs and politics are flagged before they reach a song, with a printable list of what to cover.
  • Every line has a sourceEach lyric links back to the photo it came from, ready for the music video.
  • Fast between nightsPhotos are read within minutes of upload, so songs get written while the event is still on.
  • Built for the night shiftUploads run from a phone at the wall, in the dark, on festival signal.
A crowd at a night-time arts festival writing on a hatchback wrapped in white and covered in handwriting

First run

Four nights at an arts festival. Songs in English, Afrikaans, and both at once.

Questions planners ask first.

What do we need on site?

A surface people can write on, a box of markers, and someone with a phone to photograph the wall each night. We handle the rest.

How quickly are songs ready?

Photos are read within minutes of upload. Songs are written between event nights, and each one is ready to download as soon as it's finished.

What happens to rude or personal lines?

They're flagged automatically and never reach a song. You also get a printable list of the blocks to cover before the wall goes back on show.

Which languages can it handle?

Songs can be written in the languages your crowd uses, or in a mix. Lines in other languages still feed the ideas.

Who writes the songs?

AI drafts lyrics from the crowd's own lines, our writers shape them, and the music is made with AI tools and checked by a person before it ships.

Bring the wall. We'll bring the songs.

Plan your wallhello@doodleasong.co.za