BeatboxHQ is being built to make the global beatbox scene easier to discover, follow, understand, and support through connected artist and event information, meaningful updates, and clear links back to official sources.
Beatbox information is spread across social posts, organizer websites, video channels, community spaces, and individual creator pages. BeatboxHQ is being built to connect that information into structured artist and event records, useful updates, and clear routes back to the original sources.
Find upcoming events, artists, organizers, releases, results, and the official sources behind them.
Follow the artists and events you care about, choose how often you want updates, and keep track of what changed without monitoring every platform yourself.
Understand results, competition formats, judging context, and how events connect — and discover educational content through the people and sources behind it.
Reach official tickets, registrations, streams, releases, memberships, lessons, merchandise, and other ways to support the people behind the scene.
The first public version of BeatboxHQ is now defined. Current work is focused on validating the technical approach, completing the public website, and preparing the first connected artist and event information together with the Follow experience that will tie it together.
The first public product will deliberately start with a limited, well-sourced set of artists and events rather than trying to cover the entire scene at once.
The first version is built around one useful experience: find what matters to you, follow it, receive meaningful verified updates, and come back knowing where things stand.
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BeatboxHQ will use the information you provide to manage the waitlist, understand interest in the project, and send the updates described above. Your information is processed using WordPress/Elementor and MailerLite. Read the full Privacy Notice.
Event submissions coming soon.
BeatboxHQ will begin with a deliberately focused set of actively monitored events, including selected international competitions, national championships, and events connected to important qualification pathways.
The beatbox scene is much larger than any small team can monitor comprehensively. Community contributions will therefore play an important role in helping BeatboxHQ discover events beyond its initial coverage.
A moderated event submission process is being prepared so organizers and community members can share announced events, official dates, registration and ticket links, categories, livestream information, and supporting sources for review. After review, eligible events may be added to BeatboxHQ and its calendar.
BeatboxHQ is being developed with input from beatboxers, fans, organizers, judges, educators, creators, and other people involved in the scene.
BeatboxHQ’s community spaces are intended for discussing and shaping the platform. They are not intended to replace the established communities where beatboxers and fans already gather.
Project updates, feature discussions, research, feedback, and longer-form suggestions about BeatboxHQ.
Direct discussion about BeatboxHQ, development feedback, early testing, research and data coordination, and conversation with the founder as the platform develops.
