DJing is one of my flourishing practices. This tool keeps me in flow.
It started at Midburn — the Israeli Burning Man. Nobody was playing fun music with lyrics. So I showed up with two phones and an analog mixer and just started mixing for people. No grand plan. Just a gap that needed filling and a desire to make people move.
Today I play clubs, events, and always burn events. DJing became one of my core flourishing practices — a space where creativity, flow, and connection come together. But 6,374 tracks and years of chaos meant I spent more time finding tracks than mixing them.
I'm not a developer. I described what I needed to Claude Code in plain English. It wrote the Python. I tested, gave feedback, and we iterated — 12 versions later, my entire library sorts itself in seconds. The tool exists so I can stay in the music, not in the file system.
Every single session is documented. The whole journey — from zero to working product — is in the Build Log.
Read the Build Log