Local-first for Rekordbox DJs

Your Rekordbox library. On every device.

Rimeo streams your local collection to iPhone and browser. Your audio files never touch our servers.

One signal path, end to end.

Nothing is mirrored to a server. The agent reads your library in place and streams each track the moment you press play.

Your machine
Rekordbox library + audio
Running
RimeoAgent
reads · indexes · streams
iPhone app
Any browser

Built around your DJ library, not the cloud.

Everything Rekordbox knows about your music, reachable from any device. Your music stays on your drive and streams from there.

What's inside

Four things your DJ library can do now.

Read your set history, write playlists back into Rekordbox, find what goes next, and take the tracks you play offline.

Sync to Rekordbox

Build it on your phone. It's in Rekordbox.

A playlist you put together in Rimeo lands in your real Rekordbox library with the same name, in the right folder, in the same order. There is nothing to export and nothing to import.

Backed up before anything is written

Rimeo copies your library first. If any part of the write does not come back clean, it puts everything back the way it was.

Run it twice, nothing doubles

Rimeo sends the difference, not a copy, so running Sync again changes nothing. The playlist ends up exactly as you left it in Rimeo, so keep editing it on the phone rather than in Rekordbox.

You can watch it happen

Four stages, reported as each one finishes. You see your library was backed up before a single track moves.

Sync your first playlist
Rimeo writing a playlist into Rekordbox, stage by stage

Offline

Plays at any connection speed. Including none.

Rimeo streams your DJ library from your own computer, so a live stream needs that machine awake. Download what you actually play while it is on. After that the tracks come off your iPhone, with the computer shut and the signal gone.

One tap for a track, one for a whole playlist

Downloads run three at a time in the background while you keep browsing.

Plane, basement, roaming, dead zone

Downloaded tracks play from your phone's own storage. There is no stream to drop and nothing to buffer.

The original file, not a travel copy

Rimeo downloads the same file Rekordbox points at. Nothing is re-encoded on the way to your phone.

Pulse tells you what is worth downloading

It shows how much of your rotation core is already on the phone, so you pack the tracks you actually play.

Take your library offline
Downloaded tracks stored on the iPhone, with space used and space free

Similar Tracks

Your next track is already in your DJ library.

Long-press any track to see what goes with it. Open a playlist to see what is missing. Both lists come from your own sets and your own playlists, not from a chart.

From any track

Long-press, then Similar Tracks. The track you started from stays on top and the matches sit under it, ready to play or add.

Inside a playlist

Recommended sits under the tracks, each pick with its key and tempo. One tap adds it. Refresh gives you the next batch instead of the same names again.

Your taste, not a chart

The picks come from the sets you actually played and the playlists you built by hand. Your DJ library stays on your machine; nothing gets uploaded to a cloud.

Find your next track
Long-press menu on a track with Similar Tracks at the top

Pulse

Pulse reads your set history back to you.

Rekordbox already logged every night you played. Pulse glues those sessions back into sets and works out what is actually in rotation. It counts on your phone, from the DJ library the agent already read.

  • What's moving right now: sets played, tracks added, and the one you leaned on hardest

  • Tracks that have gone quiet, including the ones that never made a set at all

  • The shape of your library: your tempo window, your key, your label, your genre

  • Your year in sets, month by month, with the track that ran longest

See your rotation
Pulse showing how many recently added tracks have made a set

One library.
Every device.

Start on the desktop agent, browse on the web, listen on iPhone, then send it to the speakers. Rimeo wires your whole setup into one signal path.

  1. 01Desktop agent reads your Rekordbox collection
  2. 02Browse from any browser dashboard
  3. 03Play on iPhone with lock-screen controls

Local-first by design

The opposite of a cloud locker.

Cloud music lockers
  • Upload your whole library first
  • Your files live on someone else's drives
  • Re-encode and rename your tracks
  • Storage caps and monthly bills
  • Lose the service, lose the access
Rimeo
  • Nothing uploaded, files stay put
  • Audio lives on your own machine
  • Reads your originals untouched
  • No storage caps to manage
  • You hold the library, always

Your collection never leaves home.

Files never uploaded

Audio lives on your drive and is streamed on demand, only while you play.

You run the agent

It starts, stops and configures on your terms. No background cloud sync.

Cloud holds accounts only

Login and agent linking live in the cloud. Your collection does not.

On-demand only

Audio is fetched the instant you play. No pre-caching, no bulk transfers.

Questions,
answered.

The things DJs ask before they trust a tool with their DJ library.

Does Rimeo upload my library to the cloud?

No audio ever goes to our servers. Your files stay on your computer, and the only other place they land is your own iPhone, when you download tracks for offline. In the iPhone app at home, music streams over your Wi-Fi straight from your computer. Everywhere else it goes through an encrypted Cloudflare tunnel. Our servers keep your account and a copy of your track list and playlists, so the browser player opens quickly.

What do I actually install?

RimeoAgent, on the computer that holds your Rekordbox library. It runs on macOS 12 or later, on Apple Silicon and Intel, and on Windows 10 and 11. Then listen in the iPhone app from the App Store, in any web browser, or in both. There is no server to set up.

Does it work outside my home network?

Yes. After you sign in, RimeoAgent opens an encrypted Cloudflare tunnel by itself, so your library opens from a gig or another country. Your music computer has to stay on and online for that.

Which devices can I use?

An iPhone, through the Rimeo app, and any modern web browser, which covers Android phones, tablets and other computers. RimeoAgent runs on macOS and Windows. The app is built for iPhone only, so on an iPad, use the browser.

How does it connect to Rekordbox?

You don't export anything. RimeoAgent finds your Rekordbox library on its own and reads it directly: your playlists and folders, your play history, and each track's BPM, key, genre, label, artwork and play count. The connection also runs the other way: with Sync, playlists you build in Rimeo are written back into Rekordbox. Pointing the agent at a Rekordbox XML file is only a backup option for rare setups where it can't read the library directly.

Will Rimeo change my Rekordbox library?

Only when you run Sync, and only your playlists. Sync creates, renames, reorders and deletes the playlists and folders you manage in Rimeo, and adds or removes their tracks. It never touches your audio files or track tags. Rekordbox has to be closed while it runs. Before every write, Rimeo backs up the Rekordbox database and keeps the last five copies; if a write fails, it restores the old one. One rule to know: a synced playlist always ends up exactly as it is in Rimeo, so a track you add to it inside Rekordbox is removed from it on the next sync.

Which audio formats play?

MP3, WAV and AIFF, including 24-bit hi-res files. For streaming, your computer turns AIFF into WAV on the fly and sends hi-res tracks as 16-bit, CD-quality WAV, so everything plays in the browser and on the iPhone. Offline downloads keep the original file, byte for byte.

Can I listen when my laptop is offline?

Yes, once you have downloaded the music. In the iPhone app, one tap saves a track or a whole playlist to your phone while your computer is on. Those tracks then play from the iPhone itself, with the computer shut and no signal. Offline listening lives in the iPhone app; the browser needs your computer online.

Install once · stream on demand

Take your DJ library anywhere.

Get started free, install the agent, and your whole Rekordbox collection follows you to every device. Without giving up a single file.