Does DJ Buddy require a DJ controller?

No. DJ Buddy is a standalone two-deck app designed to help beginners practice simple Fade and Echo transitions on a phone.

Does Auto always know where a chorus ends?

No music analysis can identify every chorus perfectly. DJ Buddy uses an assisted estimate or a saved End cue. If it cannot find a reliable transition point, it safely waits for the track to end before starting the next song.

What music can I use?

DJ Buddy plays compatible, DRM-free audio files selected from local device storage. Streaming-service tracks may be protected and unavailable.

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Make the transition. Skip the controller.

DJ Buddy gives you the two transitions beginners use most—Fade Out and Echo Out—plus a simple Advance button that brings in the next song.

iPhone + Android $4.99 one time No subscription No ads Works offline Your music stays local

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Launch price is $4.99 through the App Store or Google Play. DJ Buddy uses compatible local, DRM-free audio files; protected streaming tracks may not be available.

DJ Buddy app artwork showing Fade, Echo, and Advance controls

Fade it smoothly

Fade the playing song over three seconds, then start the next deck when you are ready.

Echo it out

End on a four-repeat, beat-locked echo trail that stays pronounced instead of disappearing instantly.

Advance in one tap

Echo the current song from the exact moment you tap and bring in the selected next track after the first repeat.

Save every cue

Set a Start and End point once. DJ Buddy remembers them whenever you load that song again.

Everything on one screen

Two decks. Clear waveforms. No menu hunting.

Load a folder, choose the next song, and keep both Play/Pause buttons, the transition controls, and the important part of each waveform in view.

Load a folder of compatible local music
Select any song as the next track
Play or pause either deck independently
See a tighter, moving waveform while a song plays
Edit the up-next track without stopping the current song
Use the larger landscape editor for precise cue points

DJ Buddy playing screen with two decks, professional waveforms, Fade Out, Echo Out, Advance, and Auto controls — Current DJ Buddy 1.0 release interface shown on iPhone.

Built to make transitions approachable

For parties, practice, and first-time DJs.

DJ Buddy is not trying to replace professional DJ software. It is a focused way to learn the feel of fading, echoing, cueing, and moving through a playlist.

Beginner DJs Party hosts Dance instructors Fitness classes Performers Music practice

Reusable track preparation

Set the beginning and end once.

Turn the phone sideways for a larger editing waveform. Save the best starting point and the right ending point so repeat-use songs are ready next time.

Edit the up-next song while the current deck keeps playing
Scrub through a larger, sharper waveform
Save a Start cue or use the beginning
Save an End cue to guide Auto

DJ Buddy landscape track editor with a large waveform and Start, Playhead, and End cue markers — The landscape editor makes repeat-use cue points easier to place and save.

Questions

What to know.

Does Auto always know where the chorus ends?

No. DJ Buddy estimates likely chorus points, but songs vary. A saved End cue takes priority. If there is no reliable point and nobody intervenes, the song finishes and the next one starts safely.

Does DJ Buddy include music?

No. You choose your own compatible, DRM-free audio files from local device storage.

Does it upload or track my music?

No. Music, playlists, cue points, and waveform analysis stay on your device. DJ Buddy has no account, advertising, analytics, or cloud upload.

Is this a subscription?

No. The launch price is a one-time $4.99 purchase through the App Store or Google Play.

DJ Buddy: Fade & Echo

The next best thing to having a DJ controller.

Coming soon to iPhone and Android for $4.99—one time, with no ads or subscription.

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