Three tools for DJs, beat makers and producers — built from real work behind the decks, not a pitch deck. The digging machine, the crate in your pocket, and the content kit. All in beta testing. Join the crew and get the build.
Join the test crew →Dig and chop in one tab. Spin the crates for a record or load your own, and the machine deals them across the pads — Discogs digging and an MPC sampler in the same tool.
Two more tools from the same workflow — dig the record, know the library, turn the set into content. Both in beta testing alongside Crate Source.
Your whole crate, in your pocket. Organise crates, prep sets and log every play from your phone — the green room, the airport, anywhere. No laptop, no Rekordbox tether.
Screens land as its test opens.
Your track and your branding, baked in. Embeds the now-playing track plus your brand and the venue's — logo, name, timestamp — into the export. One take reframes to 9:16 and 16:9. On-device, no cloud AI.
Built from the booth. Fifteen years behind the turntables, turned into software.
Henry Skillz — Henry Mukhwana. Melbourne DJ and turntablist: club sets, event production, international touring with hip-hop's headliners. Founder of Spacely Clothing, runs Ice Cream Sundays — Melbourne's longest-running independent hip-hop night. These tools come straight out of that practice: built from lived digging and DJ work, not a pitch deck.
All three tools are in beta testing. Register and you get the build when your test opens — one message, no spam.
Everything ships in public — build notes as they land, first look when each test opens.