The DJ plays live, and the people watching decide what happens next. Nothing is lost in a chat log - every vote is counted, tallied, and put on the DJ's screen while the track is still playing.
OBS pushes the set to WaveCrowd, which plays it straight in the browser over WebRTC or HLS. Nothing to install, and no account needed to watch.
From the DJ's Telegram room: /encore to keep the track going, /stop to drop it, /change to move on, /faster and /slower to push the tempo, /genre to pick what comes next. A cooldown on every command stops one loud voice from carrying the room.
The counts land on the DJ's screen as they arrive- encore, stop, change, the tempo balance, the genre ahead. What the crowd asks for gets played, or gets refused on purpose. Either way it was heard.
A set can be recorded while it plays and published afterwards, so a night that worked stays listenable instead of ending with the stream.
Nothing to install and no account needed. Open a DJ's page, and vote from their Telegram room while the set plays.
What can I ask for?You bring OBS and your own Telegram bot; you get your own address, your own page and your own archive. Accounts are opened on invitation.
What a DJ needs