djay vs Mixbridge

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Mixbridge is a music player that uses AI-assisted selection and automated mixing to turn a queue into a continuous listening session. Its listed capabilities include beat matching and transitions between tracks; Mixbridge describes those transitions as smooth and intentional. The web sign-in page presents it as an AI-augmented listening experience. It integrates with third-party music platforms, with SoundCloud named as an example. The service is listed for iOS and the web. The App Store specifies iOS 26.0 or later for iPhone and iPadOS 26.0 or later for iPad. Mixbridge is free, and no further plan limits are stated. Its privacy policy says it collects account details, music preferences and listening history, playlists and saved tracks, usage and device information, and IP addresses. It says personal information is not sold, but may be shared with consent, service providers, for legal requirements, or in a business transfer. The policy lists rights to access, correct, delete, object to or restrict processing, and request data portability. The service is not intended for children under 13. The developer says the app does not collect data, and Apple notes that developer-provided privacy information has not been verified.