Three months ahead — Klubnachts, one-offs, Säule and Panorama Bar nights, with lineups and running orders as they're announced.
Save an event to be pinged the moment the running order drops. Star a single DJ set for a heads-up five minutes before it starts. Two alerts, no newsletter.


All night, people in the queue post updates. The app reads every report and turns them into the wait if you join now, the line drawn on a plan of the street up to where it ends, and what people who just got in said — re-entry and guest list too. So you know what you're walking into before you get on the train. (It lives in the app — never on this page.)

Every Klubnacht gets a forecast: how busy the night should be, and the likely wait hour by hour. It's learnt from four years of queue reports, and it sharpens as the lineup and the running order come out, then again on the day. The events list flags the hours you can likely walk straight in. Chances, not promises.

Drop a pin on the floor you're on. Garten, Säule, main, Panorama. Your friends see where you are; you see where they are. No background GPS. The pin clears when you leave.

Smaller things, for the moments you'd rather not dig through the app.
The Garten only opens in summer. Then the app guesses whether it opens for the next Klubnacht, from the weekend's weather forecast and 15 summers of openings. Not a bet — just a forecast.
Save the number the Garderobe hands you. It waits on the Home tab until you leave, so there's no screenshot to dig for at 8 am.
Pull the phone out and it's already there: the wait, and the line drawn stop by stop from the door to where it ends. Once you're in, who's playing on each floor. Dynamic Island when you tap in.

Three widgets — the door, the Garten odds, and which friends are inside — in small and medium. So you don't have to open the app at all.
