LibMan DJ
Not on sale yet · planned launch pricing

Pay once. Choose who pays for the AI.

LibMan DJ uses a language model to sort your tracks into your genres. You can plug in your own Gemini or Claude key and pay the provider directly, or take the edition where the AI calls are already included. The app is the same either way.

Option 1

Own Key

For DJs who already have, or don't mind creating, an API key for Google Gemini or Anthropic Claude.

€49one-time

plus what Google or Anthropic charge you for usage

  • The complete app: genres, energy, Mix families, Camelot ordering, writing to Traktor
  • Use Gemini, Claude or both, and compare them on your own example tracks
  • No limit on AI calls: you pay your provider only for what you use
  • Estimate before every run and a cost cap you set (default €5 per run)
  • Keys are stored in your Mac's keychain
  • All 1.x updates included
  • You create the API key yourself. The app walks you through it.
Not available yet
Planned prices in euros for the launch; they may change before LibMan DJ goes on sale. Taxes may apply depending on your country.
Good to know

What counts as an AI call?

One request to the language model about one track. Sorting a track into a genre is one call. So is asking for a second opinion on a track, or one guess in a test run.

Free in both options

Everything that runs on your Mac

Audio analysis, energy measurement, learning from your ratings, Mix families, Camelot ordering, previews, backups and writing to Traktor never use an AI call.

Uses AI calls

Genre decisions

Sorting tracks without a fixed genre, "Ask" and "Ask all" for a second opinion, the model test run, suggested genre descriptions and the "Fill in" suggestions for new music.

Needed in both options

A free Discogs token

Release data from Discogs helps the model. Discogs asks every user for a personal token; it is free and takes two minutes. The app shows you where to get it.

Pricing questions

Which option fits me?

What will my own key cost me per library?

That depends on the model you choose, the size of your library and the provider's current prices, so we don't quote a number we can't guarantee. What the app does guarantee: before each run you see the highest possible cost, and the run stops at your cost cap. Once a library is sorted, later runs only cover new tracks.

Is 3,000 calls enough?

A first full sort needs one call per track without a fixed genre. A library of 1,500 tracks therefore uses about half of the included calls, which leaves room for test runs, second opinions and the tracks you add over the following months. Larger libraries can top up.

What happens when my included calls are used up?

The app keeps working. Everything that runs on your Mac stays available without limit: analysis, energy, Mix families, your manual genre changes, and writing to Traktor. Only the features that ask the language model pause. To continue with those, buy a top-up or enter your own Gemini or Claude key. The app shows your remaining calls at all times and warns you before a run that would exceed them.

Is there a subscription?

No. Both options are planned as one-time purchases. With All-in you only pay again if you choose to top up.

Which models are used?

Google Gemini and Anthropic Claude. With your own key you pick, and the app can compare both on your example tracks. With All-in the app uses the model that performs best for genre sorting.

Can I try before I buy?

A trial is planned for launch. Sign up below and the launch email will tell you how it works.

Get one email when you can buy it.

LibMan DJ can't be purchased yet. Tell us which option you lean towards and you will hear from us on launch day.

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