Everything Djuky does
Free while in beta — every feature below, no card, no limits. Here is the whole thing, in plain words.
For your guests
- Scan a QR code — no app to install, no account to make
- Search the full Apple Music catalogue and request a track
- Vote requests up; the queue reorders live on every phone
- See what's playing, what's next, and who asked for it
- Withdraw a request or change your display name any time
- Danish and English, detected automatically with a toggle
- Browse a fixed playlist instead of the whole catalogue, if the host prefers
Playing the music
- Your laptop plays through Apple Music and drives the speakers
- The next track is preloaded, so songs run together without a gap
- Optional short fade between tracks, or hard cuts if you prefer
- Skip, veto the current song, and set the volume from the console
- Pause the party with a message — "Speeches, back at 21:00"
- A fallback playlist keeps music going when nobody is requesting
- Switch between Djuky playing and DJ mode from the console, mid-party
DJ mode — bring your own decks
- You play on your own gear; Djuky runs the request desk
- No Apple Music subscription needed for this mode
- One tap to find any request in Spotify or YouTube Music
- Runs on a phone or tablet at the booth, not just a laptop
- Optional sound ping when a new request lands
Staying in control
- Approve each request, or let them through automatically
- Filter explicit tracks, block genres, block specific songs
- Cap track length and how many requests each guest gets
- Boost a track to the top, or veto anything already queued
- Block a guest, rename them, or approve names before they appear
- Profanity filter on names, in Danish and English
- Restrict requests to one playlist — nothing outside it can reach the speakers
- Drag the running order by hand, and hand it back to the votes when you're done
- Give one guest a fresh set of requests without raising the limit for everyone
The big screen
- Now playing, huge, with the album art filling the wall
- Up next with vote counts and the name of whoever asked
- A QR code on screen all night so new guests can join
- Takes over the whole wall with the QR before anyone has joined
- Scales properly from a 720p TV to a 4K projector
- Keeps the screen awake for the whole party
- A progress bar showing how far through the song the room is
- Long titles and names scroll gently, so nothing is cut off
Planning the night
- Pin the first dance to an exact time; it pre-empts the queue
- Reveal a pinned track on the big screen, or keep it a surprise
- Rehearsal mode to try the whole thing before the day
- Share a co-host link so someone else can moderate
- Printable QR sheets for tables
- A recap page after the party — most requested, top guest DJ
- The full playlist of the night with timestamps, and who asked for what
The careful bits
- Guests stay anonymous — a name and nothing else
- Data stored in the EU and deleted 30 days after the event
- No third-party trackers on any page a guest sees
- Same artist won't play twice in a row unless the room voted for it
- Requesting a song someone already asked for adds your vote instead