Take song requests across the whole reception, from cocktail hour and dinner to the late-night dance floor, while requests stay limited to the playlist the couple approved.
No App or Signup required for your guests to request a song!
A wedding is never just one party. It is a dinner, a first dance, the parent dances, and a late-night floor, each with its own mood. Rekwest helps you read every moment without ever losing control of the music.
Instead of a line of guests shouting requests over the music, everyone requests from their phone by scanning a QR code. You stay focused on mixing, not fielding interruptions during the first dance.
Lock requests to a playlist the couple approved in advance, so anything outside it simply can't be requested. Guests can still join in, but only with music the couple is happy to hear on their day.
Live voting shows what the floor actually wants right now, whether that is a slow song for the grandparents at dinner or a crowd-pleaser when the dance floor dips, so the energy never stalls.
Set up the reception in minutes with the couple's names, the timeline, and the playlist guests can request from. Rekwest generates a unique QR code and link for the wedding, plus a universal QR code you can print once and reuse at every wedding you play.
Event attendees can request songs and vote on requests from others. Guests don't need to install the app or create an account; After scanning the QR-code, they can start requesting songs right away.
Rekwest enables requesting songs from Spotify, Tidal, Apple music, SoundCloud, and your own Repertoire. Song requests that you accept can be exported automatically to Spotify, Tidal, Apple Music, SoundCloud, and your DJ software.
You get a unique QR code for each wedding, plus a universal code you reuse at every reception. Both can be shared as a link or printed as an elegant table or booth poster. Guests don't need to install the app or create an account; they scan once and request straight from their browser, so nobody leaves their seat to walk up to the booth.
Every wedding is full of future couples. Send an automatic email to guests after the reception with your contact details, socials, and a booking call to action, turning one night's dance floor into your next bookings.
No more typing requests into your software mid-set. Accepted songs drop straight into Serato DJ, Rekordbox, djay (Algoriddim), VirtualDJ, Traktor, and more, so you stay focused on the floor.
Rekwest is available on Android, iOS, macOS, and Web. So nearly every modern device can be used to receive song requests.
Restrict song requests by choosing a playlist as your repertoire. Guests will only be able to request songs from this playlist.
Let your guests add personal messages to their song requests. Perfect for shoutouts, dedications, and special occasions.
Customize colors, logos, and more to fully white-label your events. Rekwest will look like your own application to your guests.
Get song requests directly into Serato DJ, Rekordbox, djay (Algoriddim), VirtualDJ, Traktor, and more.
Rekwest gives you full control over who is allowed to request songs at your events.
Advanced event analytics to monitor engagement. Find out what keeps your guests entertained using detailed measurements and analytics.
Send automatic marketing emails to event attendees a couple of hours after an event has ended to attract new customers.
Set up a dedicated device at your event for guests to request songs from, with built-in safeguards to prevent guests from leaving the event or deleting requests.
Before the big day, you create an event with the couple's names, the reception date, and the running time. Rekwest generates a unique QR code or link guests open straight from their browser, with no app and no account. Lock requests to a playlist the couple approved in advance, so only songs on it can be requested, and let optional auto-accept and auto-decline rules keep the genre on track while you read the room.
From the cocktail hour through dinner and onto the late-night floor, requests and votes appear in real time so you can feel the room without guests crowding the booth. Accept the tracks that fit the moment, a slow one for the parent dances or a crowd-pleaser when the floor needs lifting, and they flow straight into Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, or your DJ software like Serato, Rekordbox, VirtualDJ, djay, or Traktor. Let guests add dedications and tips to their requests for shout-outs during the night.
After the last dance, send an automated thank-you email to the guests that quietly promotes your services to everyone who attended, often a wedding DJ's best source of future bookings. Rekwest's analytics show which songs filled the floor and how the crowd engaged, so every wedding makes the next one sharper.
"Great app and excellent support team. I use the app as a mobile DJ (weddings mostly) and everything has been flawless. I've asked support for some additions to the app a couple of times and they've been really helpful. 10/10 would recommend!"
"I DJ at weddings, private parties, etc. When talking with new potential clients, I tell them I use an app for song requests, which they usually really like. Good app!"
"Honestly one of the best song request apps I've come across. Super easy to use, and smooth for both me and the crowd."
Yes. Choose a playlist as your repertoire and guests can only request songs from it, so anything the couple doesn't want simply isn't available to request. Optional auto-decline rules give you even more control.
No. Guests scan your QR code or open your link and request straight from their browser. No app install and no account are required.
Guests only need a brief connection to load the request page and submit. You can also set up a kiosk device on the venue's Wi-Fi so anyone can request, even without their own data.
Yes. Guests can attach a personal message for shout-outs and dedications, and you can optionally let them add a tip to their song request.
Accepted requests export automatically to Spotify, Apple Music, and SoundCloud, and into DJ software like Serato, Rekordbox, VirtualDJ, djay, and Traktor.
