Build sets as arguments, not just energy curves. See all connection paths through your collection — thematic, geographic, personnel, sonic. Discover the transition record you didn't know you needed.
Select any two records and see every connection path between them. 1-hop direct connections, 2-hop bridges through intermediate records.
Build a set as a journey through your collection graph. Start record, end record, let the architecture suggest the route.
See your collection as a network of threads — label lineages, geographic routes, personnel overlap, sonic influence chains.
Interactive network visualization. Filter by connection type. Click any record to see what it connects to and why.
Need a record that bridges dub and electro through the Detroit-Kingston axis? The strange attractor algorithm applied to set planning.
Share your set not as a flat tracklist but as a visual map of connections. Content for social media, radio show notes, mix descriptions.
(Example testimonials — real quotes coming soon)
“I used to lay records on the floor and sequence by feel. Now I can see the architectural pathways and discover transitions I'd never have found.”
Example
Vinyl DJ
“The path finder showed me that two records I play back-to-back are actually connected through a shared session musician. Now I can tell that story.”
Example
Radio selector
“Sharing my set as a connection graph gets way more engagement than a flat tracklist. People want to see the why, not just the what.”
Example
Club DJ
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