PulseGrid

PulseGrid is ranked #9 of 17 in AI DJ software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Linux, macOS, Self-hosted, Web, Windows.

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Free plan: Yes
Beat matching: Yes
Automated mixing: Yes
AI track selection: Yes
Primary platform: multi-platform

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PulseGrid

Product: PulseGrid is an open-source, local-first, browser-based dual-deck DJ workstation.
Track analysis: It analyzes local tracks for BPM, key, beatgrid, waveform, energy, drops, and musical structure.
Set creation: A natural-language brief can guide set planning, including track order, transition points, and EQ, Filter, FX, and Crossfader automation.
Transition review: Users can preview and audit planned transitions before Auto Play, and can edit cues or take manual control.
Mixing features: The workstation includes dual decks, waveforms, Sync, up to eight Hot Cues per track, loops, EQ, FX, and browser master-output recording.
Integrations: The documented setup uses Docker or Docker Compose, with a native macOS installation option; no third-party music service integration is listed.
Local privacy: The project says music, uploads, analysis service, and results run locally and tracks are not uploaded to an external PulseGrid server.
Data storage: Uploads and analysis jobs are stored locally, some state may be saved in browser local storage, and libraries do not sync automatically across devices or browser profiles.
Security and compliance: The repository describes local data handling but does not state security certifications or compliance attestations.
Supported audio: Common supported formats include WAV, MP3, AIFF, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG, and Opus, with a 600 MB per-file local upload limit.
Platform requirements: Docker is documented for use on Mac, Windows, or Linux; native installation is documented for macOS, and Chrome or Edge is recommended for first run.
Intended users: The project presents itself for DJs who want to analyze tracks, plan and review sets, and rehearse or perform transitions with editable automation.
License: The project says its original source code is released under the MIT License unless a file states otherwise.
Analysis: It analyzes BPM, key, beatgrid, energy, waveform, double drops, and musical structure for user-uploaded tracks.

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Best AI DJ Software in 2026#9 of 17

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Sources

github.com/ysy-ym/pulsegrid· checked 2 Oct 2026