Song requests for DJs
Song requests that know your crate
Guests scan a QR code and ask for any song. You see at a glance whether you own it, how it fits the mix, and you answer with one tap.
Built for the booth
A booth view you can read in the dark
Big type, high contrast, newest request on top. Accept, skip or reply without leaving your mix.
BPM, key and cues
Each request is matched to your imported library and shows tempo, Camelot key and cue points next to the title.
Keyboard and MIDI
Run the queue from a controller pad or the keyboard. Requests made offline wait and send when the signal is back.
Your DJ software
Import from rekordbox, Traktor, Serato, VirtualDJ, Engine DJ or Lexicon. Your files stay yours: only titles, artists and tags are read.
Unlimited browsing. Smart matching.
Guests get access to a massive public catalog, giving them the freedom to search for any song they love. Behind the scenes, Cue[Add] instantly checks their requests against your personal library. By bypassing restrictive, visible playlists, your guests can focus on discovering great music while you focus on reading the room.
Guest asks
They scan your QR code, search and tap Request. No app, no account.
You see the match
The booth marks it In library or Not in library, with BPM, key and cues.
You reply
One tap sends Have it, Coming up or Not tonight to that guest's phone.
How it differs from a typical request app
| Cue[Add] | Typical request apps | |
|---|---|---|
| What guests can ask for | Any song from a public catalog | Often only a list you have to upload |
| Finding a song | Search a huge public catalog | Often pick from a short list |
| What you see at the booth | In library or not, BPM, key, cues, one-tap reply | Often a plain list of titles |
| Guest effort | Scan a QR code, nothing to install | Often an app or a sign-up |
| Languages | 18, including right to left | Often English only |
| Cost to start | Free, unlimited events | Often capped on the free plan |
For every kind of night
The same tool, tuned to the room.
Parties and celebrations
Put a QR code on the table. Requests arrive on your screen sorted and matched to your crate, and you reply in one tap.
Weddings
Guests ask from their table. The couple keeps their must-play and do-not-play lists. You decide what plays and when.
Bars and restaurants
Customers scan the table tent, you see every request with its fit, and nobody has to shout over the music.
Clubs
The queue shows what is in your crate and how it fits the track you are on, so you can say yes to the right ones.
School dances
Students scan, search and ask. You filter, match and answer, and the teachers get a clean night.
Streamers
Share one link in your chat or panel. Viewers search and request, and you see every request matched to your crate.
Questions DJs ask
Do my guests need to install an app?
No. They scan the QR code and the request page opens in the phone's browser. They can add it to the home screen if they like.
Does Cue[Add] play or host my music?
No. It only works with metadata such as title, artist, BPM and key. It never stores or streams your audio.
Where do guests search for songs?
In a very large public music catalog, so they can look for any song they love. Cue[Add] checks each request against your library for you, and you decide what to reply.
Which DJ software can I import from?
rekordbox, Traktor, Serato, VirtualDJ, Engine DJ and Lexicon (CSV or M3U). You can also start an event without a library and add one later.
What does it cost?
Free for unlimited events with one library source. Pro is €7 a month or €59 a year. An event pass unlocks Pro for one event for €4.
Can guests tip me?
You can show a link to your own payment page. Cue[Add] never handles the money.
Which languages do guests see?
18, picked from their phone's language, including right-to-left scripts such as Arabic.
Run your next gig with it
Create an event, print the QR code, and let the room tell you what it wants.