Features
Everything between the screen and the store
Deck Spotter is one flow: shoot, read, buy. Here is what it does along the way.
One tap to the camera
The camera opens straight away, with a thumb-sized button and big targets so you can shoot a screen in the dark without looking at the phone.
Reads the screen, not the sound
Artist, title and mix, plus BPM, key, length and genre when they are on the display. Works on CDJ-3000, older CDJs, Denon players and rekordbox or Serato screenshots.
Store links, already searched
Beatport, Spotify and Apple Music buttons open with the track searched for you, so buying or saving it takes one more tap.
Correct it in a second
When a reading is uncertain the app says so and lets you fix the artist or title before searching. A quick edit beats a wrong link.
Every photo kept
Each shot is saved with its reading, so nothing is lost if a photo is blurry. Browse, search, re-open the store links, or read the photo again later.
Where and when
Spots keep the time the photo was taken and, when your phone included it, the place — with a map so you can remember the night as well as the track.
Photo analysis view
See exactly where on the screen each detail was read, boxed on the photo, with position, size and the photo's dimensions.
Built for booth speed
Photos are shrunk on your phone before sending, so a reading still lands quickly on venue wifi or patchy mobile data.
Yours only
Your photos and history are tied to your account and private to you, and they follow you onto any device you sign in on.
Try it on your next set
Free, always. Add it to your home screen and it behaves like any other app on your phone.