Built in the booth, not a boardroom

The problem

Every DJ does the same thing: a standout track catches your ear, you lean over the deck and photograph the screen. Days later you are squinting at that photo, typing a half-read title into Beatport and hoping the right thing comes back.

The information was on the screen all along. Deck Spotter just reads it for you and hands you the links.

Who makes it

Scribey — a long-time DJ (more about me) — and a circle of friends who play out, test it on real booth photos, and complain loudly when a screen does not read properly. That feedback is the roadmap.

It is also my way of staying in touch with people without living on Instagram: build something useful, and talk to the people who use it.

Next up: closer catalogue matches with artwork, and a home-screen app that feels even more native.