Power and cable checklist for DJ gigs
A practical power and cable checklist for DJ gigs: extension leads, spares, adapters, labelling and safe cable routes.
Free song request app for DJs
Show one QR code. Guests send requests, tips and boosts to your live list. Free to start.
Try it. Send a request, a boost or a tip from the phone. Watch it land in the DJ's list.
Demo only. Nothing is sent and nothing is charged.
Four steps, nothing to install.
Switch any request type on or off, whenever you like.
Classic requests with song and artist name.
Guests add money to push their request up the queue. Visibility, not obligation.
Voluntary support from happy guests, no request attached.
Birthday wishes, dedications, and announcements read out by you.
The crowd upvotes requests they love, so you see what the room wants.
Simple messages from the dance floor to your booth.
Each request shows up the moment a guest sends it: the song, the message, who sent it and what they paid. There is nothing to approve. Your set stays yours.
A boost moves a request up your list and shows it was paid for. It does not guarantee the song will be played.
Tips go to your profile as soon as a guest sends them. MyWeeshy keeps a small commission.
A QR code on every table. Guests send dedications and favorites.
Busy floor, busy phones. Boosts and votes show what the room wants.
Same QR every night. New crowd, no setup.
Share one link in the group chat. Everyone can request.
Take requests without a mic or a line at the booth.
Put the QR on screens and banners. Any stage can take requests.
Up to 7 events a month are free. No card, no plan to pick. Premium and Expert are for DJs who host more events.
The same request, voting, and tipping tools work for every creator with an audience.
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Free to start. Your first event takes a few minutes. No card, no plan to pick.
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