Live session
Level, spectrum and tempo, read on the device
For DJs who play out
Track your sets. Build your career.
Avarta records every set you play: how long, how loud, how fast, what you played and what your heart was doing. A year of nights becomes a career you can show someone.
Coming soon · iPhone and Apple Watch · iOS 18.0 or later · Free to start
Everything in it
From soundcheck to the invoice
The set, the tracklist, the money and the scene, kept in one place — and written down while you play, not the morning after.
Apple Watch
Heart rate, and DROP on your wrist
Track ID
The tracklist, written while you play
Share cards
Five 9:16 cards from your own set
Career stats
Hours, venues, streaks, what you play
Bookings
Set times and fees; calendar sync with Pro
Owed to you
Unpaid and invoiced, oldest first
Prep and riders
Checklists, gear and tech riders
The scene
Feed, Discover, follows and milestones
Works offline
A basement with no bars is the normal case
Live session
Start it before you go on. Forget about it until you come off.
The session runs in the background with a Live Activity on the Lock Screen, reading the room while you play. Nothing to hold, nothing to remember. Everything is measured on the device; Avarta never records or uploads audio.
- 1
Start it before you go on
One tap on the phone. The Watch picks it up and starts reading your heart rate.
- 2
Mark the drops from your wrist
Tap DROP on your Apple Watch the moment it goes off. The marker lands on the set’s timeline.
- 3
End it when you come off
The summary is ready before you have packed up: the curve, the numbers and the tracklist.
- Sound level
- How loud the room got, read from the phone’s mic. A relative reading rather than a calibrated one, taken on the device.
- Spectrum and tempo
- What the room sounded like, and how fast you were driving it, minute by minute.
- Heart rate
- From your Apple Watch, recorded against every minute of the set.
- Track ID
- Opt in and Avarta builds the tracklist while you play, with the time each track came on.
After the set
A summary before you have packed up
End the session and the night is already written down, laid out for the post you were going to make anyway.
- A summary the moment you stop
- Duration, the energy curve with your heart rate and tempo, peaks, drops and your own rating.
- Five cards built to be posted
- Trace, Poster, Stub, Dial and Terrain: 9:16 cards for Stories, drawn from the set’s own data and your photo.
- The tracklist, already written
- Every track Track ID caught, in order, with the minute it came on.
The business
DJ bookings and fees, in the same app as the sets
Playing is half the job. The other half is what you were paid, who has not paid it yet, what is booked next and what goes on the rider.
- Fees, in the currency you were paid in
- With Pro, every gig carries what it paid, in its own currency, alongside what it cost you to play it.
- Unpaid, Invoiced, Paid
- Pro adds three payment states and an oldest-first “owed to you” report.
- Bookings that reach your calendar
- With Pro, confirm a gig in Avarta and your calendar has it. Move it in Calendar and the booking follows.
- Gear, riders and prep
- Pro unlocks unlimited templates plus editable gear and riders; existing details remain readable on Free.
The gap
Your career lives in screenshots
There are two to three million DJs, and no tool that keeps a record of what any of them played. The night happens, and then it is gone.
A story, then nothing
You post the booth shot. It expires in 24 hours and the gig goes with it.
A spreadsheet you stopped updating
The Notion template lasted four gigs. Nobody types a venue name into a spreadsheet at 4am.
Memory, mostly
A promoter asks what you have been playing. You scroll back through a year of photos and guess.
Career stats
A year of nights, as one picture
Every session adds to the same record: stage hours, venues, genres, personal bests. It is the answer to “tell me about your experience”.
- Stage hours
- Every minute you have played, added up.
- Genre split
- What you played across a year, by share of your sets.
- Records and streaks
- Longest set, busiest month and how many weeks in a row you have played.
The scene
A network of people who actually play
Avarta starts in Istanbul, where the scene already knows each other. The feed, Discover, follows and milestones are free and uncapped, on every account.
- A feed of people who play out
- Follow DJs you rate and see the sets they played, not the ones they posted about.
- Milestones that land
- First gig. Tenth. A hundred hours on stage.
- Discover the local scene
- DJs near you, filtered by genre, ranked by who has been busy this month.
Pricing
Free where it should be free
The live session, feed and share cards are uncapped on every account. Pro unlocks money editing, calendar sync, advanced stats, unlimited templates, gear and riders.
Plans
Free
$0forever
No card, no trial clock.
The live session and social layer are uncapped. Keep all-time totals, two logged gigs and two bookings each month.
- 2 logged gigs per calendar month
- 2 bookings made per calendar month
- Full live session — sound level, spectrum, BPM, drop markers
- Apple Watch heart rate and Live Activity
- Feed, Discover, follows and milestones
- Share cards for Stories
- All-time career totals
- Existing fees, expenses and payment status, read-only
- 1 writable prep template; existing gear and riders stay readable
Pro
Most DJs$49.99per year
Annual starts with a 3-day free trial.
Everything above without the caps, plus fees, bookings with calendar sync, stats and riders.
- Unlimited gigs and bookings
- Fees, expenses and payment status — Unpaid, Invoiced, Paid
- An oldest-first “owed to you” report
- Two-way calendar sync for every booking
- Unlimited prep templates, gear inventory and tech riders
- Full stat ranges with period-on-period deltas
Coming soonQuestions
Before you download
The next set you play is the first one on the record.
Free to start, and the parts you use every night stay free. iPhone, Apple Watch.
Coming soon