DJ Toolkit
22 free tools · 100% in your browser

Stop calculating. Start producing.

A working studio for DJs and producers is half ears and half math. DJ Toolkit collects the boring, error-prone half — BPM phase grids, EQ-collision heat maps, LUFS targets, sidechain envelopes, cue-point geometry, Camelot wheels — into 22 fast, visual tools that run entirely in your browser. No signup, no upload, no tracking beyond standard ad cookies.

22

independent tools

5

workflow categories

0

accounts required

$0

forever

Why this toolkit exists

Most "free calculator" sites stop at a single number in a single box. Producers don't need that — they need decisions: should the kick own 60 Hz or 80 Hz? Is my transition going to land on a downbeat? Will Spotify turn my master down 4 LUFS? DJ Toolkit answers those questions with a live visualisation, so you can see the answer before you commit to a move in the DAW.

Visual, not just numeric

Every tool draws the answer on a canvas. EQ conflicts, sidechain curves, phase grids, Camelot wheels — all rendered live as you type.

Nothing leaves your browser

All math runs in JavaScript on this page. Your audio, your BPMs, your draft arrangements never touch a server.

Honest about limits

Every page has a "Limitations" section. We won't tell you a web toy replaces a calibrated DAW meter or a mastering engineer.

All 22 tools, grouped by what they do

Five categories, each one a workflow you'll actually use.

A worked example: a 4-bar transition

Say you're moving from a 124 BPM house track to a 128 BPM techno track. You have 32 bars of the outgoing track left and you want an 8-bar EQ-style crossfade. Open Mix Point Planner, set track A at 4:00 left, track B length 6:30, transition 8 bars, curve "EQ". The two timelines line up, the tool tells you the next downbeat where B should drop is bar 1 of the fade, and the EQ split curve shows deck A keeping the lows for the first 4 bars while deck B comes up on the highs. Then jump to LUFS Targeter to confirm your master sits at −14 LUFS integrated so Spotify doesn't pull it down. Three tools, one decision chain.

FAQ

Is DJ Toolkit really free?
Yes. The 22 tools run in your browser with no signup, no install and no API key. The site is supported by Google AdSense ads; an ad-blocker removes the ads but leaves every tool fully functional.
Does my audio or BPM data leave my browser?
No. Every calculation runs in JavaScript on the page you are viewing. The site does not upload your inputs, settings or audio. See the Privacy Policy in the footer.
Can these tools replace my DAW?
No. They are decision aids and visual sanity checks. Final EQ, compression and arrangement still need to be done on real monitors with a real meter. Each page has a "Limitations" section that says so plainly.
Why is the LUFS measurement an estimate, not a real reading?
True integrated LUFS measurement requires offline analysis of the rendered audio with a BS.1770-compliant meter — that's not something a webpage can do live without uploading your file. The Targeter works from a number you already measured (in your DAW), then maps it to streaming-platform targets.
Will more tools be added?
Yes. We add new tools when a workflow gap keeps showing up. Subscribe to the changelog via the About page if you want to know first.
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