PureVibe
iOS app by Deep Amish Shah. Music · Deep Amish Shah
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-08
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Store description excerpt
Vibe turns a room full of guests into the DJ. Guests join by scanning a QR code at the door and sync their music taste in seconds. The Vibe Matcher blends everyone in the room into a single set — finding the overlap between a techno fan and a soul fan instead of alternating between them — and keeps adjusting all night as the crowd changes. POCKET MODE The part nobody expects: you never have to look at your phone. Giant tap zones you can hit through your jeans, confirmed by haptics you feel rather than see — one pulse for "yes", two ticks for "no". Your phone stays in your pocket; the music still listens to you. FOR HOSTS A live dashboard shows the room's taste clusters forming in real time, what's playing, what's queued and why, and which guests are being underserved so you can rescue them. Force a skip, cap the energy, or just watch it run itself. REAL MUSIC OR DEMO Create an event with real songs — the host's device plays Apple's 30-second previews with no account needed, and full tracks play through the host's own Apple Music subscription on the web dashboard. Or run a demo event on a fictional catalog to see the engine's moves fast, with no music account at all. NO ACCOUNT NEEDED Joining a party never requires signing up. Make an account only if you want your streaming taste to follow you automatically into every party you join — and delete it in two taps whenever you like. Vibe collects no analytics, runs no ad network, and never tracks you across apps.
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