Aura Two players, live
Start a random battle to look for another player, or make a private room for a friend. Camera and microphone access are requested when you start camera setup; visiting this guide does not turn them on.
What is an Aura battle?
An Aura battle is a playful head-to-head contest where two people take turns showing confidence, style, poses, or dance moves. On Aura1v1, that idea becomes a live online 1v1 dance game for adults: two players meet on camera, take turns moving, and compare game scores.
Turns and score
Each battle lasts one minute and gives each player five turns. The browser finds body landmarks in the camera picture and sends temporary body-joint positions for game scoring.
Play on your terms
Use a clear space where your head, feet and whole body fit in view. Scores can be wrong and are for gameplay, not health or fitness assessment. Live recording requires both players’ permission. A practice replay uses your recording setting and stays in your browser unless you download it.
Aura1v1 excludes facial landmarks from scoring and does not use identity recognition. The higher score wins; equal scores tie. Leer en español · Ler em português.