About AuraJam
AuraJam is an AI DJ that mixes your own songs, in your browser, without uploading them.
What it is
You give AuraJam a folder of your own tracks, or paste a link. It works out the tempo and key of every record, finds where each phrase turns, puts the records in an order that does not clash, and beatmatches each transition so the cut lands on the eight rather than on a timer.
Every decision it makes is shown with its reason, so you can pull a record, move a blend or cut somewhere else. It suggests, you decide.
Why it runs in the browser
Stem separation, transcription, tempo and key detection, and every export run on your own machine, using your GPU where the browser allows it. Your music stays in the tab. The one exception is generating video with an outside AI model, which cannot run locally, and that button says so before you press it.
What people use it for
- Mixing their own songs together into one continuous set.
- Running music at a house party, where guests scan a QR code and request records from their phones and each request is woven into the set in key.
- Splitting a track into vocal, drum, bass and other stems without uploading it anywhere.
- Cutting video footage to the same beat grid as the mix.
Who runs it
AuraJam is built and run by Beers Labs LLC, an Oregon limited liability company. It is free to use, with a small mark on exports and five renders a day; Pro is $9.99 a month. Questions go to [email protected], or see the contact page.