Juqed
Comparison

Go, Web or Mac – which edition suits your event?

All three do the same thing: your guests request songs and vote, the Auto DJ catches the gaps, you set the frame. The one question that separates them is: what plays the music? Everything else follows from it – what you have to bring, what the network has to manage, and how fast you are up and running.

Feature by feature

The direct head-to-head.

Feature comparison of Juqed Go, Juqed Web and Juqed for Mac
Feature Juqed Go iPhone & iPad Juqed Web Browser Juqed Mac
What plays the music The iPhone or iPad The browser tab on your computer The Mac
Platform iOS, iPadOS Any current browser – Windows, Linux, macOS macOS
Installation App from the App Store None – you open an address App from the Mac App Store
Music source Apple Music Apple Music Your own library (MP3, M4A, AAC) and Apple Music
Apple Music subscription Required, for you as the host Required, for you as the host Optional – only for the Apple Music source
Network Does not matter – Wi-Fi, mobile data, mixed Does not matter – an internet connection is enough Local Wi-Fi, everyone on the same network
An account for you None Email address and a six-digit code None
Until it runs One tap and it plays Sign in, create an event, connect Apple Music A bit more: scan the library, start the server
Auto DJ Yes – three sources as standard (the event, genre, your own playlists), five with Juqed Gold (curated collections, DJ mode) Yes – five sources: the event, genre, your own playlists, curated collections, DJ mode Yes – genre weighting and BPM matching
Transition Apple Music default Fade-out, adjustable duration True crossfade, adjustable duration
Fair-use rules Waiting time · request limit · vote limit Waiting time · request limit · vote limit · vote ageing Waiting time · request limit · vote limit · vote ageing
How guests join QR code, guest link or six-digit event code QR code, guest link or six-digit event code QR code in the browser
Where to get it App Store web.juqed.com Mac App Store
What plays the music
Go The iPhone or iPad
Web The browser tab on your computer
Mac The Mac
Platform
Go iOS, iPadOS
Web Any current browser – Windows, Linux, macOS
Mac macOS
Installation
Go App from the App Store
Web None – you open an address
Mac App from the Mac App Store
Music source
Go Apple Music
Web Apple Music
Mac Your own library (MP3, M4A, AAC) and Apple Music
Apple Music subscription
Go Required, for you as the host
Web Required, for you as the host
Mac Optional – only for the Apple Music source
Network
Go Does not matter – Wi-Fi, mobile data, mixed
Web Does not matter – an internet connection is enough
Mac Local Wi-Fi, everyone on the same network
An account for you
Go None
Web Email address and a six-digit code
Mac None
Until it runs
Go One tap and it plays
Web Sign in, create an event, connect Apple Music
Mac A bit more: scan the library, start the server
Auto DJ
Go Yes – three sources as standard (the event, genre, your own playlists), five with Juqed Gold (curated collections, DJ mode)
Web Yes – five sources: the event, genre, your own playlists, curated collections, DJ mode
Mac Yes – genre weighting and BPM matching
Transition
Go Apple Music default
Web Fade-out, adjustable duration
Mac True crossfade, adjustable duration
Fair-use rules
Go Waiting time · request limit · vote limit
Web Waiting time · request limit · vote limit · vote ageing
Mac Waiting time · request limit · vote limit · vote ageing
How guests join
Go QR code, guest link or six-digit event code
Web QR code, guest link or six-digit event code
Mac QR code in the browser
Where to get it
Go App Store
Web web.juqed.com
Mac Mac App Store
Decision helper

Which one suits you?

And if two of them fit: take the one whose device will be with you on the day anyway.

Juqed Go

When the iPhone is with you

  • You are out and about – garden, marquee, beach, car.
  • There is no reliable Wi-Fi for everyone.
  • You want to be running in under a minute.
  • You subscribe to Apple Music anyway.
See Juqed Go →

Juqed Web

When a computer is running anyway

  • You want to install nothing – and neither do your guests.
  • Your computer is not a Mac: Windows or Linux work just as well.
  • The machine stays on all evening regardless.
  • You want to try it before you pay anything.
See Juqed Web →

Juqed for Mac

When the music is yours

  • You have a library of your own – MP3, M4A, AAC.
  • It should run without the internet, purely on the local network.
  • You need true crossfade and BPM matching.
  • All your guests are on site on the same Wi-Fi.
See Juqed for Mac →
What all three share

The family DNA. The same everywhere.

This is deliberately not in the table above: it holds for every edition alike and is therefore no help in deciding.

Guests need no app

Just a browser and a QR code – no installation, no account, no email address. On any smartphone.

The majority decides

Everyone suggests songs and votes. Whatever is on top plays next – not the loudest person in the room.

Auto DJ as a safety net

When the list runs dry, Juqed keeps playing by itself. No awkward silence in any edition.

Blocklist and fair rules

Block artists and terms, limit requests and votes per guest – nobody hijacks the playlist.

Everything in real time

Request, vote, running order: every device sees the same state at once.

Frugal with data, bilingual

No advertising, no trackers, servers in Germany. German and English, host and guests independently.

Decision made? Then off you go.

What matters is the music plays.