The running order and playlists built from your own music, a mix that keeps going on its own, a room screen — and your phone as the remote PRO.
Installs on a computer, free for 2 events.
Send me the linkFree for 2 events no card, no account Mac & Windows
New in 1.1.2 — rebuilt stage effects, playlists faithful to the brief (before you create, the software tells you what your library can play), and an app that remembers your nights: log, recap, "Ready for the night?", library health. Mac (Apple Silicon and Intel) · Windows 10/11 · updates included · What’s new
A wedding is not a club set, and a bar residency is not a birthday. A night is a sequence of moments that have nothing in common: arrival, dinner, the first dance, the peak, the slow landing — or warm-up, peak time and closing. Sorting tracks by BPM does not know that people eat at 9 pm and jump at midnight.
You describe the event — type, age range, what the couple wants, what they refuse. Meloverse builds the running order hour by hour, using tracks you already own, and tells you plainly which ones you are missing.
Export to rekordbox XML or to a USB stick and mix the way you always have. What changes is the evening before, not the night itself.
Paste a Spotify, Apple Music or Deezer playlist link and Meloverse checks it against your own library: what you already own, what you are missing, then an .m3u8 file for rekordbox, Serato or VLC — or the found tracks copied straight into the folder you choose.
Sample-accurate crossfades, bass swapped on the downbeat, phrase-aware timing. It is a safety net, not an autopilot: you take back control whenever you want.
Audio-reactive visuals, the current track, guest messages and photos — from the same app, without a second machine. Guests scan a QR code to send a request, a message or a picture from any phone on mobile data; nothing reaches the screen until you approve it, and everything is erased when the night ends.
Scan the “Remote” QR code Meloverse shows you, once: your phone stays paired. iPhone or Android, nothing to install — it only needs to be on the same Wi-Fi as the computer.
Grab a drink at the bar, walk the room, talk to the manager or the couple: the night stays in your pocket.
Local network only: the remote does not go through the internet. Commands from the phone follow the computer’s licence, like a MIDI controller.
One QR code for the room. Guests request a song, with a dedication if they like, vote on what is playing, and see what really happened to their request — received, added, played or not tonight. A DJ button on the same page leads to pairing the remote.
Free for 2 events. When you need more, pay by the month, by the year, or once and for good.
Subscriptions include a 14-day trial, charged only at the end and cancellable in one click. Prices include tax; Lemon Squeezy is the seller of record. Questions: [email protected]
The interface is in English (French and Spanish too — it follows your system,
and you can switch in Settings). Meloverse is made in France by a working event DJ;
a few small hints — a note under a track, a moment’s name on the room screen — can
still show up in French.
On Mac, the app is signed and notarised by Apple (since version 1.0.7, October 2026): macOS
only asks you to confirm opening a downloaded app — click Open. On Windows,
SmartScreen shows “Windows protected your PC”: the Windows installer does not carry a
digital signature yet → More info → Run anyway. Once only.
Your files stay on your computer. No tracker, no telemetry, no usage statistics.
Also worth reading: the wedding running order, hour by hour — the full schedule, the BPM ranges per moment and the four moments that never happen twice — and what to show on the reception screen, moment by moment. Useful even without the software.
Yes, and you don’t have to pretend otherwise. The first time you open it, a welcome questionnaire sets the software up for you. Then you describe your night, or drop in the running order, and the playlists build themselves moment by moment. The automix chains the tracks on its own, tempo locked, so there is nothing to mix: you keep an eye on it and take over when you feel like it.
On screen, the visuals are generated from your night’s theme, and guests send their photos by QR code (Pro plan). If the dancefloor empties, a panic button immediately starts a more energetic backup track. And the 14-day trial lets you check all of this on your own night before any charge.
Yes. Meloverse is not only for weddings: you sort your library, prepare playlists by genre, energy or tempo, and export them to rekordbox, Traktor or Serato if that is what you play on. On the night, your phone becomes the booth and requests from the floor arrive as cards you play in one tap (Pro plan). For a bar or restaurant with no DJ, venue mode runs the music slot by slot (Pro plan).
No, and that is not the point. If you already have those, keep them. Meloverse does the evening before: the running order, the playlists built from the library you already own, and the list of tracks you are missing. Then it hands all of it over to them.
Yes, Meloverse works with KaraFun, which you install and use on your side. Meloverse neither reads nor controls KaraFun: it hands over (your music fades, the room screen goes to KaraFun) and takes back in one gesture. Between songs, holding music starts on its own as soon as a silence lasts. The catalogue, the lyrics and the singer queue stay in KaraFun.
Everything you need is already out of the software: the running order and the playlists export as PDF and M3U, so a phone, a USB stick or any other player can finish the night. The music files are yours, on your disk, playable by anything.
Yes for playing the night. A connection is needed for the initial activation, occasionally to check the licence, and for the AI features. Analysis, mixing and visuals all work offline.
No. Scan the Remote QR code with your iPhone or Android camera, then add the page to your home screen: nothing to download from a store. The phone has to be on the same Wi-Fi as the computer. The remote is part of the Pro plan.
First, the thing to have in mind: Meloverse replaces neither your decks nor your mixing software. It prepares the night; you play where you already play.
On CDJs, a DDJ or any controller with rekordbox, Traktor or Serato: Meloverse exports the playlist of each moment, with the analysis data and the mix in/out points (Standard plan). You open your usual software and everything is already sorted moment by moment.
Playing straight from the laptop: the built-in output is enough. For headphone cueing you need two separate outputs — the headphone jack plus HDMI, or a small USB audio interface; without that Meloverse falls back to a single output on its own and the rest keeps working.
To drive Meloverse from a controller: any USB MIDI controller will do, with ready-made mappings for Pioneer DDJs, the AlphaTheta GRV6 and standard 2- or 4-deck controllers (Pro plan).
Both. Mac: Apple Silicon (M1 to M4) and Intel, macOS 12 Monterey or later. Windows: 10 or 11, 64-bit. Same software, same features, same licence key.
The common ones: MP3, M4A/AAC, WAV, FLAC, OGG, AIFF. Meloverse analyses and plays the files on your computer.
No, and that is deliberate: those services do not allow their streams to be played publicly, and their licences forbid it. Meloverse works on the files you own — anything your computer can read.
Yes — and here is the exact detail rather than a plain “yes”. Analysis, playback, mixing and visuals all happen on your computer: no audio file ever leaves it, on any plan. Your client records and your figures do not leave either.
When you ask the AI to build a night, what is sent is a list in plain text: for each track, the artist, title, year, genre, BPM, key, energy level and language. Nothing else — no audio, no file names, no paths on your disk.
And if you would rather send nothing at all, the “My library” mode builds the running order and the playlists without a single AI call. That is also what the free version does: it never calls the AI.
No. Your events, settings and scenes export as a single JSON backup you can re-import on the new machine. Your licence key detaches from the old computer and activates on the new one from Settings → Licence.
The Free plan keeps 2 events at a time, past nights included: delete one to free up a place, or move to Standard and stop counting.
Both — your call. Monthly or yearly (with 14 days free), or a one-off purchase: €150 for Standard, €250 for Pro, updates included, nothing to cancel afterwards.
Yes for the paid plans' 14-day trial: you enter your card to start it, but you are only charged at the end, and cancelling before the end costs nothing.
The Free plan is something else entirely: two events, no card, no account, no expiry. It is the button we put first for a reason.
Yes, the subscription has no commitment: cancel in one click from My account. You keep access until the end of the period you have already paid for.
On the plans with a trial, the 14 days let you test everything before any charge: cancel before the end and you pay nothing. For a lifetime purchase, write to us at [email protected]: each request is looked at, and refunds are handled by our reseller, Lemon Squeezy. Refund terms (in French).
No. The day your licence stops being valid, the software does not shut down: it falls back to the Free plan, exactly as it would for someone who has just installed it. Your events, your clients, your playlists, your settings and your scenes stay on your disk and stay openable. What switches off are the paid features, and you can no longer create a new event while you keep two. Everything else keeps running: the analysed library, playlists per moment, the automix, headphone cueing, the room screen and the M3U export. Nothing is deleted and nothing is held hostage: come back in two years, paste your key, and it’s all there.
Your licence activates on the number of devices in your plan: 1 on Standard, 2 on Pro. You can deactivate one from your account to activate another.
No, deliberately. In France, electronic invoicing is becoming mandatory and has to go through an approved platform, so a PDF made in another piece of software no longer has its place there. Meloverse does the rest (amounts, deposits, quotes sent, what has been paid, what is still outstanding) so you know where you stand before you invoice elsewhere. That side is part of the Pro plan.
On Mac, no. Since version 1.0.7 (October 2026) the downloaded file is signed and notarised by Apple: macOS does not block it. On first launch it only asks “Are you sure you want to open it?”, as for any downloaded app → Open. Details: meloverse.vip/mac.
On Windows — SmartScreen says “Windows protected your PC”: the Windows installer does not carry a digital signature yet. Click More info, then Run anyway. Once only.
Yes, on every plan, including the one-off purchase. No upgrade fee, no paid major version.
The details of the latest updates. Open the one you care about.
Club, bar, residency, wedding, birthday, corporate night: 1.1.0 is built for the DJ who stays behind the decks and for the one who has to step away. Your phone runs the Live view, guests request their songs, every track shows up once, genres mean what they say — and karaoke with KaraFun flows without a gap.
The remote, guests and the video studio are part of the Pro plan — try it free for 14 days. Versions, genres and karaoke are in every plan.
The two headline features of this version have their own section on this page: the phone remote and guests.
Meloverse works with KaraFun, which you install and use on your side. Add a “Karaoke” moment to the running order and the switch takes one gesture: your music fades, the room screen goes to KaraFun. “Back to DJ” brings everything back, and the music returns with a fade.
The catalogue, the lyrics and the singer queue stay in KaraFun: Meloverse neither reads nor controls KaraFun, it hands over and takes back. KaraFun is a trademark of its publisher, not affiliated with Meloverse.
Extended, Radio Edit, Clean… versions of the same title no longer all go in together. The right one is picked for the moment: Extended on the dancefloor, Edit for cocktails or dinner, Clean for a corporate night. One click under the title to switch, your choice is remembered, and playback, automix and exports (rekordbox, Serato, Traktor, M3U) use it.
A French rap request stays French: each track’s language is recognised (tags, folders, well-known artists, title), and the year counts for “80s”. If a genre runs short, the night tells you, with two choices: fill with the closest genre, or “Leave it short”. Nothing is swapped without your say-so.
By default, each view only shows what you do on the night — about half as many buttons. The “Expert” switch shows everything, and your choice is remembered. Nothing is gone: ⌘K search still finds it all. On first launch, three steps guide you.
Images: real captures of the software on the demo event, cropped, shown here in the French interface — the app also runs in English. Your tracks, events and settings carry over as they are when you update. What was new in 1.0.7
Three 3D scenes made for weddings, a “Cheers to the newlyweds” countdown, the couple’s entrance with their names in lights, speeches introduced on screen, and a projector picked up the moment you plug it in. For every night: 3D scenes, laser shows, real landscapes, a tidy studio — and a noticeably smoother app.
All of this happens in the video studio, part of the Pro plan — try it free for 14 days.
Announcements, speeches and the countdown take on the night’s lettering: serif and gold for a wedding, neon for a club.
What to show at each moment of a wedding, and how to rig the projector: the reception screen guide.
Events you already saved keep behaving the way they did: the new features are offered there, they do not switch themselves on. The video studio is part of the Pro plan — 14-day trial.
Two complete events, free. No card, no account.
You’re on your phone. Meloverse DJ Studio installs on your computer (Mac or Windows): send yourself the link — free for 2 events.
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