Mixgraph is the music intelligence layer for DJs — from the new tracks that land in your favourites each Sunday, to the set you plan mid-week, to the next track you reach for in the booth.
Most DJ software is brilliant at helping you manage tracks — but when you're asking “what should I play next?”, “what new music fits my sound?”, or “does this set actually flow?”, you're still left guessing. Mixgraph exists to make those moments clearer, faster, and more intentional — without taking control away from you.
Mixgraph helps you find tracks that mix well together, using a compatibility system we call Chemistry.
Chemistry scores transitions across six dimensions — harmony, rhythm, energy, texture, mood, and vocal compatibility. It adapts to genre context too, because what works in techno is different from what works in melodic house.
Same engine. Three different moments in your DJ week.
For Sunday. A fresh pack of tracks each week, picked from your taste cluster and scored for chemistry against the music you already play.
For planning. Build a set visually, see how transitions connect, and explore different paths before you ever hit play.
For the booth. When you're mixing in real time, tell Mixgraph your intent — maintain, ramp up, cool down, or switch things up — and get instant, compatible next-track options.
Mixgraph doesn't DJ for you.
It doesn't auto-mix, it doesn't replace taste, and it doesn't decide what “good” is. It's designed to do one job well: help you make better next-track decisions, with less trial and error.
You stay in control. Mixgraph suggests — you choose.
DJing has always been part craft, part instinct — and sometimes shaped by gatekeeping.
But the reality is changing. More DJs are learning on controllers, often with streaming-first libraries. That means more choice than ever… and more uncertainty when it comes to building a set that actually flows.
Mixgraph is built for that modern reality: to help beginners build confidence faster, and to help experienced DJs explore new paths without losing the room.
When DJs rate transitions, Mixgraph learns what tends to work in practice — not just in theory — across real DJs and real sets. That feedback helps improve recommendations over time and keeps the system grounded in real DJ behaviour.
Flows are yours alone. The sets you plan, the favourites you save, the discoveries you make — none of it goes public. Mixgraph is a practice space, not a feed. Sharing comes later, on your terms, when you decide.
Mixgraph is in active development, and we're improving quickly. If something feels off, if a track is missing, or if you've got an idea that would make your workflow smoother — we want to hear it.
Mixgraph doesn't replace experience. It helps you build it.