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4,2
Gut · von 5 Sternen
4,2von 5 · Gut
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Gut · von 5 Sternen
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Great software with continuous improvements! I've been using Djoid for my music collection, and I'm very impressed with how well it handles various genres, from electronic to disco, funk, and rock. The support team is also very responsive and helpful. Highly recommended for any DJ looking for a solid library management tool.
Leonel Zarzuela
Scam!! Have emailed them every single day for a refund and no reply. They lie saying emails go to spam but they not i had to call my bank they are loosing money so be aware no refund
Dan
I've been a paying Djoid subscriber since April 2025, and after roughly thirteen months of using it for gig prep, livestreams, and practice sessions, I'm writing this because the product has genuinely changed how I work and because the team behind it deserves the credit. What I use it for Djoid isn't a mixing app. It's the prep and curation layer that feeds my Rekordbox workflow, and that focus is exactly why it works. I came in excited about the Graph Playlist and Scatter Map because I'm a designer and a very visual thinker. Adding a visualization layer to library work I was already doing manually was the original draw, and it cut the time I spend organizing track pools meaningfully. The analytics depth is what kept me here. Energy and Danceability distributions in particular have become real decision-making inputs when I'm building a set. Instead of guessing what should come next, I can reference two concrete heuristics and make a call. I've run my own practical tests against those ratings on tracks I know intimately, and while metrics like these are inherently fuzzy, they've held up as genuinely useful indicators. The difference on the dancefloor between my pre-Djoid prep and my post-Djoid prep is something I can actually feel in the room. My usage has expanded over time. I started leaning almost exclusively on Energy and Danceability, but as I've learned the tool, more of its surface area has earned a place in my workflow. That kind of organic expansion of use, from a single feature into a daily-driver toolset, is the clearest signal I can give that this product has depth worth paying for. For last-minute bookings specifically, Djoid has been a quality-of-life gamechanger. The confidence boost of being able to prep a tight, intentional track pool on short notice is hard to overstate, and it has materially changed which opportunities I say yes to. On performance, the honest part For a stretch I had real issues with the Graph Playlist crashing, and I was open about it. The update that dropped this month addressed it completely. No crashes since, and the workflow that was my biggest friction point is now my most-used feature. Companies talk about shipping stability fixes constantly. Far fewer actually land them on the timeline they promise. Djoid did, and the version of the product I'm using today is meaningfully better than the one I subscribed to a year ago. On the team I recently spent ~45 minutes on a call with the CEO talking through career trajectory and music projects. Not a sales call, not a support ticket, a real conversation about my work and where I'm taking it. That level of founder access is rare at any stage, and it tracks with everything else about how this company shows up. Customer service has been responsive and substantive every time I've engaged with it. The team is clearly invested in the people actually using the product, which is the kind of signal that compounds over time in a community as tight-knit as the DJ space. Bottom line Djoid is the perfect complement to Rekordbox. It does the curation and storytelling work upstream so the mixing tool can do what it's actually good at downstream. With the recent stability release, the last real reservation I had is gone. I plan to keep subscribing, I'm actively recommending it to other DJs in my circle, and I'm watching closely for what they ship next.
Hega
I've been collecting music for years, and while there are more and more ways to access it, the time you can dedicate to it remains the same. Djoid, thanks to its AI engine and understanding of the music scene, makes certain tasks easier, but what's even better is its ability to implement new solutions for creating your own atmosphere on the dance floor. Djoid is awesome. It's addictive
Patrick R
Great application for sorting and creating playlist, sets and chapters. Also the visualisation of playlist flows works good for me
Laut Impressum
Laut Impressum
Djoid erreicht aktuell 4,2 von 5 Sternen aus 35 unabhängigen Bewertungen — Gesamturteil „Gut“. Zur Einordnung: der Firmensitz (Simon-Dach-Straße 25, 10245 Berlin, Deutschland) ist öffentlich dokumentiert. Alle Stimmen bleiben öffentlich: erfahrungen.app löscht keine Bewertungen gegen Geld.
Kundinnen und Kunden bewerten Djoid im Schnitt mit 4,2 von 5 Sternen („Gut“) auf Basis von 35 Bewertungen. 18 davon stammen aus den letzten 12 Monaten.
Djoid hat seinen Sitz in Simon-Dach-Straße 25, 10245 Berlin, Deutschland. Die Angabe stammt aus öffentlichen Quellen und dem Impressum.
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