One room for the host, the screens, and the crowd

Run the music, venue screens, and guest requests from your phone

Deckster gives DJs, instructors, karaoke hosts, and venues one place to manage music, public screens, and guest requests. Prepare the queue, show useful information on screen, and let guests request songs by QR code while you stay in control of the night.

Free beta, no card required. Guided setup is available.

Real Deckster venue screen interfacePermanent demo, open screen

Prepare the night before guests arrive

Create or import playlists, organize the queue, and review track information before the room fills. Background music keeps the atmosphere active between planned moments.

Give the public screen a clear purpose

Use the dedicated screen view for the current track, video, dance information when relevant, lyrics, announcements, and venue messages while controls remain private.

Accept requests without losing control

Guests scan the room QR code and suggest songs from their phones. You approve only the requests that fit the event, audience, and direction of the night.

Included in the beta

The tools needed for a real event

  • Event playlists
  • Phone queue control
  • TV and projector screen view
  • Track and event information
  • QR song requests
  • Playlist import
  • Request filtering
  • Free beta access
Real Deckster mobile controls

Guided first events

Use Deckster at your next event

During beta, we want to observe real use. Create your room and choose guided setup to prepare your screen, music, and QR request flow.

Questions before your first event

Do guests need to install an app?

No. Guests open the request page in their browser after scanning the room QR code.

Does the DJ keep control of requests?

Yes. The host can approve, reject, filter, reorder, or disable requests according to the event settings.

How much does Deckster cost?

Deckster is currently in free beta. The full product is included while real line dance organizers help shape the workflow.

What equipment is required?

You need an internet connection, a modern browser, and a screen with audio. A second phone or laptop can be used for control.