Everything Jukefloor does

Free to create and rehearse, one 99 kr. pass to go live — and every feature below is included. Here is the whole thing, in plain words.

For your guests

Scan a QR code — no app to install, no account to make
Search the full Apple Music catalogue and request a track
Vote requests up; the queue reorders live on every phone
See what's playing, what's next, and who asked for it
Withdraw a request or change your display name any time
Danish and English, detected automatically with a toggle
Browse a fixed playlist instead of the whole catalogue, if the host prefers
Add a dedication to your request — it shows on the big screen while the track plays
Tap an emoji while a song plays — it floats up the big screen
Vote in a song battle: two tracks, sixty seconds, and the room decides what plays next

Your laptop plays through Apple Music and drives the speakers
The next track is preloaded, so songs run together without a gap
Optional short fade between tracks, or hard cuts if you prefer
Skip, veto the current song, and set the volume from the console
Pause the party with a message — "Speeches, back at 21:00"
A fallback playlist keeps music going when nobody is requesting — and in playlist mode, yours fills the gaps by itself
Switch between Jukefloor playing and DJ mode from the console, mid-party
A guided sound check — Apple Music sign-in, free-trial help, and a 10-second speaker test
A speaker guide for the venue — AirPlay and Sonos on Mac, one cable on Windows
No laptop in the room? Run the player from an iPhone or iPad in Safari instead
If the queue empties and the music stops, the next request starts it again by itself
When the fallback playlist is filling in, guests and the big screen see what's coming from it — and a vote turns one of those tracks into a real request

Approve each request, or let them through automatically
Filter explicit tracks, block genres, block specific songs
Cap track length and how many requests each guest gets
Boost a track to the top, or veto anything already queued
Block a guest, rename them, or approve names before they appear
Profanity filter on names, in Danish and English
Restrict requests to one playlist — nothing outside it can reach the speakers
Drag the running order by hand, and hand it back to the votes when you're done
Give one guest a fresh set of requests without raising the limit for everyone
Block whole artists — and ban the playing song for the night with one click
Blocking a song or artist also clears matching requests already in the queue
AI copilot: build a fallback playlist from a sentence, rescue a dying dancefloor
A run-of-show timeline: announcements and speech pauses fire on the clock

Now playing, huge, with the album art filling the wall
Up next with vote counts and the name of whoever asked
A QR code on screen all night so new guests can join
Takes over the whole wall with the QR before anyone has joined
Scales properly from a 720p TV to a 4K projector
Keeps the screen awake for the whole party
A progress bar showing how far through the song the room is
Long titles and names scroll gently, so nothing is cut off
A rotating top-3 of tonight's guest DJs once the votes come in
Cast or mirror it onto any TV for the picture — the music keeps playing from your computer to the speakers
Set the wall's language from the console — Danish, English, Swedish or Norwegian, whatever the projector's own browser thinks

Pin the first dance to an exact time; it pre-empts the queue
Reveal a pinned track on the big screen, or keep it a surprise
Rehearsal mode to try the whole thing before the day — three practice tracks, then go live
Share a co-host link so someone else can moderate
Printable QR sheets for tables
A recap page after the party — most requested, top guest DJ
The full playlist of the night with timestamps, and who asked for what
Open requests before the party — put the QR in the invitation and the queue is ready when you go live
Set a theme line — "Next hour: 80s only" — shown to guests and on the screen
Start from a template — wedding, birthday, julefrokost, New Year — each with a curated backup playlist so the room is never silent
A printable keepsake poster of the night — the recap, frame-ready
Give the pass as a gift — one code, redeemed on the hosts' own event
Share the recap link and it unfurls into a picture card of the night

Musikbanko: bingo cards drawn from the playlist, squares tick as songs play
A year quiz: hear a track, guess the year, closest guesses take the points
Create a game night instead of a jukebox — the console, the big screen and every phone open on the games

Guests stay anonymous — a name and nothing else
Data stored in the EU and deleted 30 days after the event
No third-party trackers on any page a guest sees
Same artist won't play twice in a row unless the room voted for it
Requesting a song someone already asked for adds your vote instead
The big screen and the dashboard warn if the player computer drops off mid-party
Rehearsal is free — three practice tracks per event, then one 99 kr. pass takes you live
The console explains it if the music stops — an empty queue with no fallback playlist says so
Pay for the event pass by card or MobilePay