  In this article we present the Dark-photons$\&$Axion-Like particles
Interferometer (DALI), a novel experiment designed for the detection of
photon-mixing cold dark matter in the microwave band between 6 and 60 GHz. DALI
is a haloscope for the simultaneous search for axions, ALPs and dark photons,
with a number of novelties that make it unique. First, it is a dark matter
telescope, with a capacity for pointing, tracking and rastering objects and
areas in the sky. This potentially allows one to detect relativistic dark
matter particles, substructures and flows, without compromising the
simultaneous scanning for dark matter relic particles present in the
laboratory. Second, it has been designed using commercial technology. This will
allow feasible manufacture at a reasonable cost, thereby mitigating the need
for R\&D and facilitating maintenance. Finally, it benefits from a high
sensitivity over a broad band of frequencies with only minimal reconfiguration.
