Too many channels
Requests arrive through different people and different platforms, making them easy to miss.
Give your guests a voice. Keep the music organized.
Give everyone one simple place to request songs before the event, while you and your DJ get a clearer picture of what the room wants to hear.
Your FavouriteDance Song
Guest favourites
September
Earth, Wind & Fire
↑ 8
Crazy in Love
Beyoncé feat. Jay-Z
↑ 6
Song requests shouldn't live in six different places.
Text messages. DMs. Notes from meetings. Screenshots. Spotify links. A request shouted at the DJ five minutes before the dance floor opens. It all adds up quickly.
No clear consensus
One person's must-play may not tell you what the rest of the room is actually excited to hear.
Last-minute scrambling
Sorting requests on event day steals time from the work that actually needs your attention.
One link. Three easy steps.
Requests by Guests gives everyone a clear place to contribute before the celebration begins.
1
Share the link
Send guests a simple event link they can open from any phone, tablet, or computer.
2
Guests request and vote
Guests add songs and react to other submissions, helping the strongest ideas rise naturally.
3
Walk in prepared
The requests are organized before the event so the DJ can understand the room without chasing scattered messages.
Guests get simplicity. You get useful information.
The guest experience is intentionally straightforward. Behind the scenes, requests stay organized so they can actually help with event preparation instead of creating more work.
One event link
No app download and no account required for guests.
Guest voting
See which submitted songs are connecting with more than one person.
Music context
Collect useful song and artist information in a consistent format.
Request deadlines
Close submissions before the event so preparation has a clear finish line.
Spend less time collecting requests. Spend more time preparing the party.
Requests by Guests is being built for DJs, entertainment companies, and event professionals who want a cleaner way to involve guests without giving up control of the music.
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