DJ tools that work from a link.
Identify a whole set, read a track's key and BPM, mix in key, buy the records you heard, and export to your DJ software. Free to start, nothing to install.
Paste a YouTube, SoundCloud or Mixcloud link and get every track in the set with a timestamp, BPM and key. The first set is free, no account.
Identify every song in a mix or video from its link. No app, no microphone.
Drop a track and read its key, Camelot code, Open Key and tempo. Analysed in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
The harmonic mixing chart, interactive, with one page per key listing real tracks that are in it.
Paste a public SoundCloud profile and see, per liked track, where to buy or legally download it.
Move a tracklist into Rekordbox (XML), Serato and Traktor (M3U8), CSV or text, or copy it as YouTube chapters.
Collect tracks from any set, reorder them and let Harmonize sort them by key and BPM.
The most played tracks and artists across the public sets, overall and per genre.
Unreleased and unknown tracks in public sets, named by DJs who were there.
Are these DJ tools free?
Yes. The key and BPM finder and the Camelot wheel are free without limit and run in your browser. Set analysis gives every visitor a first set for free and every account 120 free minutes a month.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Everything runs on ryser.id in a normal browser, on desktop or phone. Exports are files your DJ software imports.
Which DJ software do the exports work with?
Rekordbox (XML with cue points), Serato and Traktor (M3U8), Engine DJ and VirtualDJ through CSV, plus plain text for YouTube descriptions and SoundCloud comments.
Is there an API?
Yes, for developers who want to identify sets from their own app; see the developer docs.