Features
Everything your venues need to sound right, all day
Tunelay is two pieces of software that work together: a player that runs on a tablet or PC in your venue, and a dashboard where you decide what plays, when and where. These are the parts that matter most.
Features
Offline-first playback
Music is cached on the device, so a dropped connection never means a silent room.
Offline playbackSchedules by daypart
Morning, lunch and evening moods change on their own, with crossfades between tracks.
Music schedulingMulti-location control
Every venue on one screen, with player status and a full history of staff actions.
Multi-location controlAnnouncements with ducking
Upload a recording, schedule it, and the music dips smoothly underneath.
Audio announcements
Also included
- Available
Pairing by six-digit code
Link a new player to a location and zone by typing the code it shows. Codes expire after ten minutes and work once.
- Available
Staff controls with manager PIN
Pause, skip, volume within limits and temporary mood changes. Unpairing and settings require a four-digit PIN.
- Available
Silent outside opening hours
Music fades out at closing time and back in at opening. Staff can choose “Play anyway” until the next opening.
- Available
Works with any speaker setup
The player plays through whatever audio output the device uses: Bluetooth, AUX/3.5 mm, USB or HDMI. Staff stay in control of pause, play and volume.
- Coming soon
Generated voice announcements
Type a message and have it read out — instead of uploading a recording.
- Coming soon
Public music preview library
Listen to each mood on this website before you request a demo.
Where the player runs
The player is built for the devices venues already have. More platforms are on the roadmap.
Platforms
- Android tablets· Available
- Windows PCs· Available
- iOS (iPad)· Coming soon
- Linux· Coming soon
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Tunelay is two pieces of software that work together: a player that runs on a tablet or PC in your venue, and a dashboard where you decide what plays, when and where. These are the parts that matter most.