Rekwest: Song requests
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About this app
The platform for making, receiving, and voting for, song requests at events and parties. Available on iOS, Android, and Web!
Create or receive requests at events and parties
Event attendees can vote for requests giving you insight into what the audience wants to hear. Event hosts can accept and decline requests, moving them to the Accepted and Declined tabs respectively.
Request songs from different platforms
Rekwest allows songs from either Spotify or Apple music. Event attendees can request songs from these platforms and add an payment promise to it. The event host may receive this upon accepting the request.
Create virtual events with dozens of things to tweak
Cover image, Start time, Event duration, Location, Join radius, Song source (Spotify, Apple music, …), Blacklisted users, Request interval, Payment promise, Auto-accept condition, you name it, it can be customized!
Find events nearby
Public events can be found using the event browser or on the world map. Invite-only events or events without a physical location can be hidden from the map or hidden entirely.
QR code to invite requesters
You can invite people to join your event using a QR code or by sharing on your socials. Printing the QR code of your event is an excellent way to give your event attendees the opportunity to effortlessly start creating song requests.
Autonomous requests management
Auto-accept and decline conditions for song requests can be set by the event creator allowing you to use Rekwest fully autonomously. Similar auto-conditions can be used to add songs to Spotify playlists or queues. Excellent for gyms and pubs.
Cross-platform
Rekwest is available on Android, iOS, and Web. So nearly every modern device can be used to request songs.
Optional paid requests
Song requests can optionally be accompanied by a payment promise. One is only obligated to pay in case the request is about to be accepted within the time period specified by you.
Create or receive requests at events and parties
Event attendees can vote for requests giving you insight into what the audience wants to hear. Event hosts can accept and decline requests, moving them to the Accepted and Declined tabs respectively.
Request songs from different platforms
Rekwest allows songs from either Spotify or Apple music. Event attendees can request songs from these platforms and add an payment promise to it. The event host may receive this upon accepting the request.
Create virtual events with dozens of things to tweak
Cover image, Start time, Event duration, Location, Join radius, Song source (Spotify, Apple music, …), Blacklisted users, Request interval, Payment promise, Auto-accept condition, you name it, it can be customized!
Find events nearby
Public events can be found using the event browser or on the world map. Invite-only events or events without a physical location can be hidden from the map or hidden entirely.
QR code to invite requesters
You can invite people to join your event using a QR code or by sharing on your socials. Printing the QR code of your event is an excellent way to give your event attendees the opportunity to effortlessly start creating song requests.
Autonomous requests management
Auto-accept and decline conditions for song requests can be set by the event creator allowing you to use Rekwest fully autonomously. Similar auto-conditions can be used to add songs to Spotify playlists or queues. Excellent for gyms and pubs.
Cross-platform
Rekwest is available on Android, iOS, and Web. So nearly every modern device can be used to request songs.
Optional paid requests
Song requests can optionally be accompanied by a payment promise. One is only obligated to pay in case the request is about to be accepted within the time period specified by you.
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What's new
- Added tutorial that explains the event view page.
- Bug fixes.
- Bug fixes.