Every shift, under control
Built by a working DJ — for the booth, the floor, and the back office.
The live console
Drag-and-drop rotation, per-venue set timers with auto-advance, one-tap announce cards with pronunciation and intro lines, music picks and do-not-play lists per performer.
Synced across the venue
Manager view with full override on any device. Read-only green-room display for any smart TV. Wifi drops? The booth keeps running locally and re-syncs the second you're back.
Check-in & prep status
Check-in order seeds the rotation. Every performer gets a prep countdown and taps "Ready" when she's floor-ready — status the booth can see, never a penalty.
End-of-shift reports
One tap generates the shift report — check-ins, rotation summary, skip entries with your configured splits, tip tally — delivered to the venue, the DJ, and each performer.
Variety assist
The board quietly flags long runs of same-style performers and suggests a swap so the lineup stays diverse. Suggestions only — the DJ always decides.
Scheduling (coming)
Venues post shifts, performers request them across every venue they work, managers confirm. Profiles are portable — they belong to the performer, not the club.
Two rules we will never break
They're not features. They're the architecture — written in our terms and enforced in code.
We never touch the money.
No payments between people ever run through MyStageZone. Tips are peer-to-peer through the apps people already use, always optional, always sender-initiated. Skip fees are recorded, never collected. We hold no balances and take no cut — so there's nothing to dispute and nothing to freeze.
We never keep the history.
At shift close, the report goes out — then the operational data is permanently purged from our servers. Timestamps, statuses, tallies: gone. Your records live in your exported reports, not in our database. No surveillance archive exists, because none is ever stored.
Simple pricing. Performers never pay.
A performer's profile belongs to her, travels with her, and is free forever. The venue license covers everyone in the building.
DJ Solo
- Full live console on one device
- Works offline all night
- Shift reports & day summary
- Take it to any venue you spin
- Tip QR codes & links — peer-to-peer, straight to each person's own app
Venue license
- Everything in DJ Solo
- Live sync: booth + managers + TVs
- Manager override & audit trail
- Check-in, prep status, skip & tip logs
- Tip QR codes & links — peer-to-peer, straight to each person's own app
- Unlimited performers — free for them
- Founding rate locked while subscribed
Performers
- Portable profile & stage name
- Your availability, your music prefs
- Your own copy of your shift activity
- Privacy first: no public discovery
- Your tip handles, your apps — money never touches MyStageZone
Get founding access
We're onboarding a small group of founding venues and DJs. Tell us who you are and we'll be in touch.
Questions, answered straight
Do you process tips or fees?
No. Ever. Tips happen peer-to-peer in external apps at the sender's own initiative. Skip fees are venue policy — we record the entry and the split for the shift report; cash changes hands outside the platform and is confirmed by the manager in-app.
What data do you keep about performers?
A profile she controls: stage name, photos, style tags, music preferences, availability. Legal names are never displayed. All per-shift operational data is purged after the business day closes — the venue's records live in the venue's own exported reports.
What happens when the venue wifi dies mid-shift?
Nothing, from the booth's point of view. The console runs fully on the DJ's device and re-syncs managers and displays the moment the connection returns.
What hardware do we need?
Any laptop or tablet with a browser for the booth. Any phone for the manager view. Any smart TV with a browser for the green-room display. Nothing to install.
Can performers be fined or penalized through the app?
No — and this is by design, not omission. Every performer action is optional and performer-initiated. Status indicators are information for the booth, never automated consequences.