Questions, answered.
What is Everplay?
Everplay is an AI DJ. You tell it a vibe, and it plays the famous part of each song, mixes between them with DJ transitions planned to the beat, and keeps going without a queue to build.
Do I need to know anything about DJing?
No. The skill lives in the software: it reads the tempo, key and energy of each song and chooses how to move between them. If you do want control, you can force a transition style or use the FX pads.
Why only the famous part of a song?
Because that is the part people know. Everplay detects the section that is both loud and repeated and plays it, then hops. You can still play whole songs if you prefer.
What transitions does it use?
Ten beat-locked styles: crossfade, bass swap, filter sweep, echo out, cut, loop roll, brake, riser, double drop and vocal handoff. A planner picks one per pair of songs and shows why.
Where do the songs come from?
From Everplay's own pre-analysed library, which includes well-known songs across English, Hindi and Punjabi, plus openly licensed music. Songs are prepared ahead of time, so nothing is fetched from a third party while you listen.
Does it work in Hindi and Punjabi?
Yes. Each language has its own vibes, such as shaadi dance floor and sufi night in Hindi, and bhangra dance floor in Punjabi, and sets stay in the language you choose.
Does it need an internet connection?
Yes, songs are streamed from the library as you listen, and the AI planner is online. When the AI is unavailable, simpler rule-based planning takes over so the music keeps going.
Is it free?
The free tools on this site - tap tempo, BPM and key detector, Camelot wheel and more - are free and run in your browser. Access to the app itself is currently by sign-in.
Are my files uploaded when I use the free tools?
No. The BPM and key detector decodes and analyses your file in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server.
Can I make a video of a mix?
Yes. Export renders up to a minute of famous parts as a vertical video you can post to Reels or Shorts.