QR code
One QR code, and your guests choose along
Guests scan with their phone camera, search for a track and send it your way. Nothing to install, no account to create.
How it works
- 01
Create an event
You immediately get a unique QR code and a shareable link for that event.
- 02
Share the code
Print it, put it on a screen, or drop the link in the group chat. All three work.
- 03
Receive and approve
Requests land in your dashboard in real time. You decide what actually gets played.
Where should the QR code go?
The shorter the walk to a code, the more requests you get. These spots work best in practice:
- On the high tables and the laid tables
- At the bar, where people are waiting anyway
- On the DJ booth itself, so nobody has to shout
- On the toilet doors — surprisingly effective
- On the screens behind the stage
- In the invitation or group chat, before the party even starts
Why a QR code works better
No app needed
Any phone from the last ten years scans a QR code with its normal camera.
No queue at the booth
Nobody has to interrupt your set to ask for something.
Everything in one place
Every request lands in the same overview, with the name and timestamp attached.
Frequently asked questions about the QR code
Do guests need to install an app to use the QR code?
No. The QR code opens an ordinary web page in the browser. Guests install nothing and create no account — they just enter a name and pick a track.
Do I get a new QR code for every event?
Yes. Each event has its own QR code and link, so requests are automatically tied to the right party. You can print and share that code as often as you like.
Does the QR code work without internet on site?
The guest needs internet to open the page, over wifi or mobile data. At venues with poor coverage the shareable link in a group chat often works better, because guests can open it in advance.
Can I decide which requests actually get played?
Yes. Every request arrives in your dashboard first. You approve or reject it, and you can rule out genres or tracks up front.