The edjing story
Created in Paris by MWM, edjing has grown from a web mixing platform into a family of DJ apps with 250M+ downloads. Explore the product launches, partnerships and milestones behind edjing Mix.
downloads across platforms, July 2026
2.3M+ ratings worldwide
App Store & Google Play
September 2026
209K+ ratings
US App Store
September 2026
Before the app, edjing was a website: a free music video streaming platform built on YouTube, with two virtual turntables to mix, an automatic transition mode, and playlist import from iTunes and Deezer. Sources: Presse-citron, March 2011, Magazine Audio, November 2011.
The first DJ app from the Paris studio DJiT, free, with two decks, effects, Sync and recording. Same App Store listing as today’s edjing Mix. Sources: App Store release date; L’Express, April 2012.
The iPad version arrives in October, Android on 14 November 2012. edjing is shown at LeWeb 2012, becomes the top music app on iPhone in 25 countries, and passes 2 million downloads and 600,000 users in December. Sources: Presse-citron, Begeek, Google Play.
edjing is the first DJ app to integrate SoundCloud. A paid-upfront “Premium Edition” launches on iPad. In June, edjing lands on Windows 8 and Surface with Microsoft, covered by The Verge, Engadget and PCWorld. 4 million downloads in 170 countries. Sources: Rude Baguette, Windows blog, Frenchweb.
DJiT raises $2.5M from Entrepreneur Venture and Daniel Marhely, co-founder of Deezer, as edjing passes 10 million downloads. Sources: TechCrunch, Rude Baguette.
15 million downloads in February. Google certifies edjing as a Top Developer in April, and lists it among its Best Apps of 2014 in December. Windows Phone 8.1 version in August. Sources: Frenchweb, Presse-citron, Windows Central, Greenbot.
Shown at SXSW in March, the Mixfader goes to Kickstarter on 27 May 2015 and raises €95,174 on a €50,000 goal. Designed with the DMC champions 9 O’Clock. Sources: The Next Web, DJWORX.
edjing Pro, a separate app for semi-pro and pro DJs built on a new audio engine, is announced on 23 April 2015 (Android in April, iOS in August). In September, edjing 5 rebuilds the flagship app with a new interface and the same engine. Sources: DJWORX, Android Police, DJWORX, edjing 5.
At CES 2016 the Mixfader ships and edjing Scratch is announced: the first app dedicated to scratching, one vinyl, full screen, released in April on Android and iOS. Google tells the DJiT story on its Android Developers Blog the same month. Sources: The Next Web, Android Developers Blog, Google Play release date.
The app takes its current name, edjing Mix, adds DVS control with timecode vinyl, a new sampler and hardware integration, and edjing is featured on Apple’s iPhone 7 page. Sources: DJ TechTools, iGeneration.
DJ and producer Martin Solveig and Jean-Charles Carré, David Guetta’s manager and business partner, invest in DJiT, the company behind edjing that would become MWM. Both join its advisory board, bringing music industry experience to the company’s next chapter. Sources: EPF, the MWM story.
The studio takes the name MWM, Music World Media, as its apps together pass 100 million downloads; edjing Mix itself crosses 50 million in September 2017 (MWM store data). The company story continues at mwm.ai/company/story. Sources: Services Mobiles, So Digital.
MWM announces Phase at NAMM 2018, a wireless DVS system for turntables, from the team that made the Mixfader; picked among the best new DJ gear of the show, it ships in April 2019 and becomes its own brand. Sources: DJ TechTools, MusicRadar, FutureMusic. Today: phasedj.com.
edjing Mix passes 75 million downloads in October 2018 and 100 million in September 2019. 2019 is the biggest year in the app’s history, with 30.7 million downloads, and August 2019 the biggest month, 3.9 million. Source: MWM store data (App Store Connect and Google Play Console), computed September 2026.
Through the pandemic years the app keeps growing: 125 million in May 2020, 150 million in May 2021, 175 million in June 2022. In March 2020 MWM raises €50M to expand its catalog of music apps. Sources: MWM store data; Frenchweb.
edjing Mix adds AI stem separation to isolate vocals and instruments, build live mashups and create breakdowns from supported tracks. Explore Stemz and supported music sources.
Step-by-step lessons and masterclasses, from Introduction to DJing to mastering the FX, on the tracks you already love. Source: store release notes. Guides on edjing.com.
Twelve and a half years after the first iPhone release. Across every edjing app, 225 million in January 2026. Source: MWM store data.
All edjing apps together pass 250 million downloads across the App Store and Google Play since 2012. Source: MWM store data.
Spotify Premium subscribers can now browse and mix Spotify’s catalog, their playlists and liked songs directly in edjing Mix, on iPhone and Android, with Automix and the full DJ toolkit. Announced by Spotify in the update of its “DJ software integration” release, alongside VirtualDJ and Cross DJ (rekordbox and djay had joined in December 2025). Sources: Spotify Newsroom, update of 15 September 2026; edjing.com/spotify, the Spotify page of this site with setup and FAQ.
The edjing DJ app range comes together around edjing Mix, bringing the latest mixing experience to iPhone, iPad and Android. The dedicated Mixfader app, originally called edjing Scratch, continues alongside it for Mixfader hardware. Explore the edjing family.
edjing Mix is developed and published by MWM, the Paris-based mobile studio founded in 2009 by Jean-Baptiste Hironde and Nicolas Dupré. Formerly known as DJiT, then Music World Media, the company develops music and creative apps. Explore its history and portfolio in the MWM story.
With 250M+ downloads across its app family, edjing has brought DJing to mobile since 2012. Developed by French studio MWM, edjing Mix combines a two-deck interface, streaming integrations and AI stem separation on iPhone, iPad and Android.
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