ModulesSix modules.
Six modules.
One night.
Zero tabs.
One connected runtime for the DJ booth, the crowd, and every screen in the building. Requests, reactions, photo walls, and tournament queues all read from the same live event, so nothing needs to be “synced” by a guy with a laptop and a bad feeling.
No contract. Cancel anytime. Live tonight.
Runtime architecture
One live event. Everything reads from it. Nobody re-types anything.
1
DJ booth
Requests, tracks, energy
2
DJOS
Show control, minus the yelling
3
CrowdOS
Guests, on the phones already in their hands
4
DisplayOS
Every screen, finally earning its keep
5
The room
In sync. Wild, we know.
Interactive demos
Click around. It's the real thing, minus the drunk guests.
DJOS
Approve requests from the booth. Same queue the real DJOS command center runs, which means nobody screams "PLAY BAD BUNNY" into your ear mid-mix. They scan the QR and request from their phone. You keep full veto power over your deck.
Everything in DJOS →DJOS · Command centerLive
Now playing
One More Time
Daft Punk · Discovery
128
BPM
8A
Key
2:41
of 5:20
Cue
47
Requests
31
Approved
84%
Energy
11:52
Peak
Request queue2 pending
Snooze · SZA
“it's my birthday pls 🎂”
Maddie · 11:38 PM
No Hands · Waka Flocka
“for the bachelorette table”
Jason · 11:35 PM
Pepas · Farruko
“PLEASEEE”
Table 6 · 11:31 PM
Built for venues
The TV isn't decor. It's the system.
VYVE makes every venue screen useful for the entire night: requests, promos, tournaments, QR codes, crowd moments, custom scenes. The venue owns the screens; the event borrows them when it needs them.
1The venue owns the TV system, not the DJ's laptop
2Events grab the TVs when they need them
3DJOS and CrowdOS push live scenes
4QR codes update per event, automatically
5Track and crowd data update live
6Tournament queues sync to screens