Now on the App Store · iOS 17+

Pro sound.
Easy to learn.

MixDrop puts two full DJ decks on your iPhone — real-time BPM and key analysis, one-tap sync, hot cues, loops, and studio-quality export. Your music never leaves your device.

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Everything a set needs

A native Swift audio engine does the heavy lifting, so the mix stays glitch-free while you play.

Two full decks

Independent players with tempo, pitch, 3-band EQ, filter, and per-deck faders — mixed through a mastering-grade limiter.

BPM & key detection

Every track is analyzed on import — tempo, musical key in Camelot notation, and gain offset — so harmonic mixing is a glance, not guesswork.

One-tap sync

Beat-matched in a single tap. The beat grid keeps both decks locked so you can focus on the blend, not the math.

Auto Mix

Hand it a playlist and get back a finished mix — tracks ordered, beat-aligned, tempo-matched, with clean bass swaps at every transition.

Record your sets

Capture the master output while you perform, then export as AAC, ALAC, WAV, or AIFF and share anywhere.

Hot cues & loops

Drop cue points, punch in beat-perfect loops, and pre-listen the next track with split-cue headphone monitoring.

Go further with MixDrop Pro

The free app is a real DJ mixer. Pro unlocks the full toolkit.

MixDrop Pro

Monthly subscription · cancel anytime in your App Store settings

  • ✓Auto Mix — full mixes from your playlist, one tap
  • ✓Unlimited exports — no weekly limits
  • ✓Lossless export — WAV, AIFF and ALAC
  • ✓Hot cues & saved loops — performance tools on both decks
  • ✓Split cue — pre-listen the next track in your headphones
  • ✓Advanced FX — full effect chain control
Start with the free app

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Questions, answered

What music can I mix?
Any DRM-free audio files you own — import them from the Files app. Streaming catalogs like Apple Music and Spotify are DRM-protected, so no DJ app can process those streams on-device.
Does MixDrop need an internet connection?
No. Analysis, mixing, recording, and export all run locally on your iPhone. MixDrop works fully offline.
What export formats are supported?
AAC and ALAC (as .m4a), plus WAV and AIFF. iOS doesn't ship an MP3 encoder, so MP3 export isn't available — AAC is the universal share-anywhere choice.
Can I pre-listen tracks in headphones?
Yes — split-cue mode puts the master mix in one ear and your cued track in the other. With a multi-channel USB audio interface you get fully separate master and cue outputs.
Which devices are supported?
MixDrop runs on iPhone with iOS 17 or later.