DJ Manager

Your music library, built for DJs. Import tracks, analyse BPM and key automatically, build playlists, and prepare sets — all offline, all on your machine.

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Download

Grab the latest build for your platform from Releases.

FFmpeg and the audio analyser download automatically on first launch — no manual setup required.

Platform	File
Linux	DJ.Manager-x.x.x-Linux (AppImage — just run it)
Windows	DJ.Manager-x.x.x-Setup.exe
macOS	DJ.Manager-x.x.x.dmg

Windows — Chocolatey

If you use Chocolatey, you can install and keep DJ Manager up to date with a single command:

choco install djmanager

Package page: community.chocolatey.org/packages/djmanager

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What it does

Library — Import audio files once; DJ Manager copies them into managed storage and deduplicates by content hash. Sort and filter by any column. Select multiple tracks with click, Shift+click, Ctrl+click, or Ctrl+A.

Advanced search — Type a query into the search bar to filter your library with precision. Filters can be stacked with AND:

GENRE is Psytrance AND BPM IN RANGE 140-145
KEY matches 8A AND BPM > 130
ARTIST contains Burial AND YEAR > 2010
TITLE contains intro AND LOUDNESS > -10

Supported fields: TITLE, ARTIST, ALBUM, GENRE, BPM, KEY, YEAR, LOUDNESS. Supported operators vary by field — is, is not, contains, in range, >, < for numbers; is, matches, adjacent, mode switch for keys (Camelot notation: 8A, 8B, etc.). The search bar shows field and operator suggestions as you type, and completed filters appear as removable chips above the track list.

Analysis — Every track is analysed automatically on import for BPM, musical key (Camelot notation), loudness (LUFS), replay gain, and intro/outro markers. Right-click any track to re-analyse, or halve/double the detected BPM if the analyzer picked the wrong grid.

Find Similar — Right-click a track to find others with a matching or adjacent Camelot key, or within a close BPM range. Results are applied as a live search filter.

Playlists — Create colour-coded playlists in the sidebar, drag tracks in from the library, reorder by drag-and-drop, and sort by any column. Track count and total duration are shown at all times. Exporting a playlist to M3U is one click.

Player — Full playback with seekbar, shuffle, repeat, previous/next, and hardware media key support. Intro and outro zones are shown visually on the seekbar so you know exactly when to mix. Double-click any track to play.

Settings — Move your library to any location, including an external drive. Update FFmpeg and the audio analyser in-app without reinstalling. Clear the track library, all playlists, or all user data from the Advanced tab.

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Running from source

git clone https://github.com/Radexito/djman.git
cd djman
npm install
cd renderer && npm install && cd ..
npm start

FFmpeg and mixxx-analyzer are downloaded automatically to ~/.config/djman/bin/ on first run.

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Upcoming work is tracked on the Issues page.

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How files are stored

Audio is stored at ~/.config/djman/audio/<xx>/<hash>.<ext> (configurable via Settings → Library). The two-character hash prefix keeps directory sizes manageable. Playlists reference tracks by ID — no duplicates, no copies.

Logs are written daily to ~/.config/djman/logs/app-YYYY-MM-DD.log.