Follow a DJ. Every new set identifies itself.
You already know whose uploads you want. Follow the channel once and every new set is analysed on its own, with the tracklist in your inbox before you thought to look.
Follow a channel
On any set you identified from YouTube or SoundCloud, one tap follows that DJ or label. Or paste the channel URL on the Following page.
We watch, you do not
Every few hours we check for new uploads. Nothing is analysed twice, and the first check never floods you with a back catalogue.
The tracklist comes to you
A new upload is analysed from your monthly minutes and the finished tracklist lands in your inbox, timestamped, with BPM and key.
The set you want is posted at 3am
Sets appear when the label feels like it. Following turns that into something that happens without you refreshing anything.
Nothing is a surprise bill
New uploads draw from the same monthly minutes as your own runs. Run out and following pauses, it never charges you by itself.
Stop losing the ID window
The comments under a fresh upload are where IDs get asked and answered. Being early is worth more than being thorough later.
How many DJs can I follow?
Up to 25 channels on a paid plan. In practice most people settle on a handful of labels and two or three residents.
Does it analyse their whole back catalogue?
No. Following starts from the newest upload at the moment you follow, so you are never billed for years of archive.
What if I run out of minutes?
Following pauses and tells you. Nothing is charged automatically unless you switched on auto top-up yourself.
Which platforms?
YouTube and SoundCloud channels. Paste a channel link or a link to any set by that DJ and we resolve the channel from it.
The best tracklist is the one you did not have to ask for.
Follow the channels you already watch and let the sets identify themselves.