01Included in beta
Know your collection
Bring your Serato library, audio and video into one searchable workspace. See genre, BPM, key, release year and file availability together.
THE WORKSPACE
A better prepared library.
A freer performance.
From finding an old favourite to moving your whole collection, bring the work before the gig into one place.
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Prepare for the way you mix
Get BPM and musical-key estimates, cue suggestions, entry and exit points, and flags for spoken intros or long breaks. Preserve existing cues and grids.
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Build crates with purpose
Create sets for a club, bar or private party using genre, energy, timing and your own favourites. Keep a flexible pool or use a suggested playing order.
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Bring in the next favourites
Import local audio and video. Includes YouTube video and playlist downloads with a selection queue, retries and completed-item reuse. Use content you are entitled to download.
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Give your files a health check
Spot missing files and compare versions. Make repair copies for supported problems while keeping the original. Lost detail from a low-quality source cannot be recreated.
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Take your library with you
Scan sources, consolidate copied media and make a verified backup. Resume interrupted transfers and restore on another Mac. Serato snapshots and relocated crates travel with your files.
Helpful suggestions. Honest limits.
BPM, key, genre and cue detection are estimates. Crossovers, live recordings and unusual edits can need a correction. Existing preparation is preserved, and uncertain results stay visible. Supported repair operations create a copy; they do not turn low-quality source material into a studio master.
Migration includes original Serato recovery files and relocated ordinary crates. Native Serato database activation and smart-crate rule migration are not automatic; you may need Serato’s import or Relocate Lost Files step.
YOUR NEXT SET STARTS HERE
Less searching.
More selecting.
Get to know the collection you already own.
Make room for what comes next.