Cratefox finds your tracks, reads the real key + BPM from the audio, and harmonically sorts your crate into a rekordbox-ready set, all on your machine, in one pass.
You did the digging. Cratefox does the prep: files, tags, keys, order. You start with a link or a screenshot and end with a USB you can walk to the booth.
Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, SoundCloud, a .txt list, or drop a screenshot.
Each track found on your own Soulseek at the best quality it can, key + BPM read from the audio, clean names. No more track_01_FINAL(2).mp3.
Export straight to rekordbox or a club-ready USB, ordered so the next one drops in key.
No account, no cloud processing, and a real person behind it. Here's exactly what it is.
Free to use while it's invite-only. If it saves your prep nights, there's a tip jar. Any future paid tier will be spelled out plainly, no surprises.
In beta, setup is a one-line command, not a downloaded app. On Windows it may show a one-time SmartScreen prompt until it earns reputation.
Clean, correctly-tagged track files with key + BPM written in, plus a rekordbox.xml and a numbered, in-order USB folder. The rekordbox export relies on a prebuilt library that installs automatically on most machines; without it you still get the tagged, sorted crate.
No. Cratefox sets up a private one for you during install, stored only on your machine.
Your own Soulseek network. Cratefox searches it from your machine and downloads what it finds there. It is for music you have the right to play, it is not a store. Like any Soulseek client, your downloads folder is shared back to the network; you choose what sits there, and the rest of your library is never shared.
Key + BPM are read from the audio itself, not scraped from metadata. Where a prebuilt Essentia library is available, setup adds its sharper key detector; otherwise Cratefox uses its built-in estimator. Uncertain keys get flagged in the app with a second candidate, so you spot-check the few that need ears instead of the whole set.
I DJ, and I built this for my own prep. I send codes myself in small weekly batches as spots open. Refer a friend and you move up the line.