Let your studentsrequest the songsthat move the crowd
Students scan a QR code and request songs instantly. Explicit content filtering and genre blocking keep every dance appropriate. Sync toSpotifyTIDALor
Apple Music
Everything a school dance needs. Nothing it doesn't.
No hardware. No chaperone assigned to song-request duty. Just a QR code on the wall and a dashboard on your phone.
- Collect requests before the night — Share the event link via email or class group chat ahead of time. Students submit their favourites before they even walk through the door — your DJ arrives prepared.
- Sync directly to Spotify, TIDAL or Apple Music — Approved requests sync straight into a playlist on your streaming account. The DJ plays from there — no extra steps, no copy-pasting track names.
- Real-time push notifications — New song requests appear on your device the moment they're submitted. No refreshing, no delays — you're always in the loop.
- Duplicate requests are filtered — If ten students all request the same song, it will only get synced once. No clutter, no confusion — just a clean list of what the crowd wants.
- No student accounts or data collected — Students scan and request without creating an account. No personal data stored, no sign-up friction — straightforward for students, simple for compliance.
- Custom QR code design — Adjust the QR code colours to match your school or event theme. Print it on programmes, posters, or project it on a screen — it always looks the part.
Share with Your Students
Once your event page is ready, getting students involved takes seconds.
Display the QR code at the entrance, project it on a screen, or drop the link in a class group chat. Students scan or tap and start requesting straight away — no app download, no account needed.
Keep the Dance Appropriate
Block entire music genres that don't fit your event, and enable the explicit content filter to ensure every request stays school-appropriate.
Teachers and coordinators stay in control — no awkward moments, no songs that shouldn't be playing.
Available in Multiple Languages
International students? Exchange programmes? No problem.
We have you covered — so everyone feels at home.
New languages are added regularly.
What teachers and coordinators ask
Yes — BeatTribe has a built-in explicit content filter that automatically hides songs flagged as explicit by Apple Music. Students simply won't see them as options. No manual review needed for every track.
Yes. The genre blocking feature lets you select entire genres to exclude — for example, blocking Hip-Hop/Rap or Metal. Students searching for songs in those genres won't see results, keeping the night on-brand for your school event.
No. Students scan the QR code and a page opens instantly in their browser. Works on iPhone and Android — nothing to install, no account needed.
Not necessarily. With explicit filtering and genre blocking enabled, the system handles most content decisions automatically. But you can also review every request manually from the dashboard before it gets added to the playlist.
Yes — there's a permanently free tier that covers up to 50 song requests, which works for smaller school events. For prom or homecoming with more students, the paid plan at $6.90/month unlocks unlimited requests, genre blocking, and all streaming exports. No credit card required to start.
When you approve a request, it syncs straight into a playlist on your Spotify, TIDAL, or Apple Music account. The DJ plays from that playlist in real time — no manual copy-pasting, no extra steps between approval and playback.
Yes. Share the event link in advance — via email, the school's social media, or a class group chat. Students submit their favourites before they even arrive, so the DJ has a head start on the night.
Print the QR code on flyers, display it on a projector screen, or put it on a sign near the entrance. Students scan with their phones and the song request page opens instantly — no app, no login.
Absolutely. Create a separate event for each dance — prom, homecoming, winter formal — each gets its own QR code and request link. One account, as many events as you need.