For DJs

PrideSync gives DJs one clear boat-linked workspace for streaming, status, and support. Once you have access, you log in through one shared code entry and continue into your own boat flow.

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Your boat flow shows whether the stream is live, and the same path can be checked before the event.

Request first

Start by requesting a code if you do not have one yet.

If your crew still needs access, use the request flow first. Once your code is issued, you enter through the shared login and land in the right boat context automatically.

DJ receiving the correct Pride boat context on a phone

Low friction

Open the right boat without searching for it.

Your claim code drops you straight into the right boat context. You do not have to search through a list first or wonder whether you are in the correct place.

Boat DJ checking stream quality and latency before the event

Operational confidence

See your live status in one place.

Check stream quality, latency, audio detection, socket status, and whether your stream is live on air. Before the event, you can use the same flow to test everything in advance instead of discovering issues once the boat is already moving.

Support

Get help without leaving the flow.

If something blocks you, the DJ flow already contains the support path. That makes it easier to solve a problem quickly before or during the event.

Next move

Find the PrideSync route that fits your role.

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Check requirements and next steps