How do I find the next track?
MusicMapper
Explore a visual map of your library to find similar or contrasting tracks fast
Traditional way
Search through folders, playlists, tags, and track names manually
See your whole music collection. Explore based on vibe. Discover matches. Create playlists for your DJ sets.
Folders store music. Beatport & Bandcamp help you buy music.
MusicMapper helps you explore and prepare DJ sets with your local music.
All your songs are analyzed by an AI model running right on your laptop. No cloud uploading required. It listens to each song and places it on a map, next to the most similar songs.
1. Each dot represents a song. Nearby dots tend to share a similar vibe, energy, or sound, so you can explore your collection more intuitively.
2. Select a dot to reveal hidden relationships between tracks and uncover unexpected combinations across styles, eras, and moods.
Add any playing song to a playlist by pressing Enter. Export playlists and import them in your DJ tool of choice. Supports: Rekordbox, Serato DJ, Traktor, Denon DJ, Pioneer DJ and many others.
Our AI and map-view approach beats traditional ways of preparing for DJ sets.
MusicMapper
Explore a visual map of your library to find similar or contrasting tracks fast
Traditional way
Search through folders, playlists, tags, and track names manually
MusicMapper
Preview relevant songs within seconds just by moving the mouse. One keypress to add to a playlist. Stay in flow.
Traditional way
Click through lists, open folders, and audition tracks one by one, sifting through hundreds of irrelevant songs until your ears get tired.
MusicMapper
Built specifically for DJs preparing sets from their own library
Traditional way
Built for storing files, not for understanding musical relationships
MusicMapper
Discovery feels visual, immediate, and creative
Traditional way
Discovery feels administrative and dependent on memory and organization
Import your entire music library in minutes and start exploring music as a visual map.
Free download
Enter your details, choose your platform, and we will follow up with the right access details for your setup.
From club DJs shaping sets to listeners reconnecting with forgotten music, MusicMapper is built for people who want to explore their own library with more intent.

DJ · Berlin
MusicMapper helps me reconnect old favorites with newer finds. I can spot tracks that belong together much faster, which makes building more adventurous sets feel natural instead of forced.

DJ · London
It is especially useful when I am sorting through promo pool downloads. Instead of losing good tracks in folders, I can quickly find what matches the direction of a set and test combinations I would have missed otherwise.

Listener · Detroit
MusicMapper pulled me out of Spotify playlist autopilot. It helped me rediscover songs already sitting in my library and hear connections between artists and moods I had completely forgotten about.
A few quick answers about compatibility, who MusicMapper is for, and where the product is heading.
Yes. MusicMapper is designed to fit into existing DJ workflows, so you can export playlists and bring them into tools like Rekordbox, Serato DJ, Traktor, Denon DJ, Pioneer DJ, and similar software.
No. DJs are one of the main use cases, but MusicMapper is also useful for listeners, collectors, and anyone who wants to rediscover and explore their local music library in a more intuitive way.
Not broadly yet. We are working on future integrations and additional music sources. If there is a specific integration you want, let us know at support@vibseek.com.
No. MusicMapper is built around your local music library, and the analysis runs on your own machine, so there is no need to upload your collection just to explore it.
You enter your details, choose your platform, and we send you a secure download link via email for that platform.
Yes. One of the main ideas behind MusicMapper is helping you move toward tracks with a similar feel or make a more intentional jump into something different without losing the flow of discovery.