Your set, as an API
Every track change becomes an HTTP request with the full track as JSON, sent to any URL you give it. If it has an endpoint, it can follow your mix.
POST https://your-endpoint.example/track
{
"title": "Strobe",
"artist": "deadmau5",
"bpm": 128,
"key": "11B",
"startedAt": "2026-08-01T21:14:09Z"
}The output for things we didn't build
Discord and Twitch format a specific kind of message. Webhooks are the general-purpose version: you decide what happens next.
Rooms that follow the set
Home automation hubs and LED controllers switch scenes on track change.
Your own dashboards
Log every track to a database or spreadsheet and analyze your sets later.
No-code automation
Make and Zapier turn each track into posts, rows, or messages. No code required.
Webhooks are rolling out now and appear as coming soon in the app. The payload shape is published in the help center so you can build your integration ahead of the switch. File output covers most automation in the meantime. A Pro feature.
Already reading text files? File output is available today, free.
Build on your own set
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