One workstation. Every screen. An experience your crowd helps create.
Parsha is the AI-powered workstation that creates, produces, and runs your entire live experience, for venues, hosts, DJs, and live-experience producers.
Guests scan a QR code and instantly become part of what's happening around them: request a song, send a dedication, put a photo on the big screen, play live trivia, create an AI moment, or tip the DJ. Parsha produces those interactions live across your music, cameras, graphics, and screens.
A Digital Audio Workstation gives a producer everything to create and perform music from one app. Parsha is the same idea for live experience: screens, broadcast, DJ sets, cameras, AI content, a voice MC, and audience interaction, produced and run live from one AI-powered workstation.
Most technology takes people out of the room and into their phones. Parsha uses the phone as a doorway back in. A guest's request becomes a screen coming alive; a dedication becomes a moment the whole room sees.
One workstation. Hundreds of phones. One shared experience. That is Parsha.
Parsha brings the audience, screens, sound, cameras, and operator together inside one live system.
Tell Parsha what you're running, from a wedding to game day. It builds the production: scenes, guest offers and pricing, screens, media, and show settings. Connect your displays and sound to the Control Room.
No app to install. Guests scan the code and open the live experience for that room: music, messages, media, trivia, AI moments, tips, and a live view of the screens.
Every interaction flows into the Control Room. The AI Producer understands what arrived, where it belongs, and when it should air. You set the rules and approve what matters.
The song changes. A screen comes alive. A camera switches. The MC calls out the birthday table. Someone sees themselves twenty feet tall, and the audience is no longer watching the event. They're inside it.
No finding the DJ, interrupting the host, waving at a camera operator, or hunting for a hashtag. Everything starts from one simple guest menu.
Guests browse the night's library, request, vote, or pay to play it next, without crowding the booth. Your DJ or the AI DJ keeps control of the set.
Birthdays, anniversaries, dedications, hype. Guests write it once and Parsha turns it into a branded on-screen moment, and the voice MC can read it to the room.
Send a photo or clip, drop it into a themed video template, or book a live-camera VIP moment for the whole table. AI moderation checks it; the host approves it.
Answer host-run trivia from your phone in real time, with rounds, teams, and a live leaderboard on the big screen.
Stepped out, or stuck behind a pillar? Guests can watch any screen in the venue live on their phone, with or without sound.
Upload a selfie or group photo and turn it into AI art or a short clip, then send it to the venue screens. Credits unlock the studio for the night.
Sign up for karaoke from your phone, see your place in the rotation, and get a heads-up when you're next to sing.
Turn participation into optional revenue. Hosts choose what's free, what's paid, and what isn't offered at all.
Parsha isn't another social network competing for your guests' attention. It's a local social experience built around the place they're already in.
The interaction may start on a six-inch screen. But the payoff happens across the room. On the LED wall. On the projection screen. Through the speakers. On the camera feed. With the people standing beside them.
A birthday becomes a cinematic entrance. A group photo becomes an animated venue takeover. A wedding guest becomes part of the couple's story. A fan becomes part of game day. Parsha turns ordinary guest media into branded AI moments designed for the venue, event, or theme.
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Create experiences people record, repost, tag, and come back to experience again.
Give Parsha a brief and it builds the production. Then the AI Producer runs alongside the DJ: it brings in scenes, features guest media, cuts cameras, and rides the mix. The voice MC works the room on the mic, and takes your instructions by voice too.
Flip on Watch Me and Parsha's AI DJ stops mixing quietly in the background. It performs. Stem mashups, filter sweeps, turntablism, producer tag drops: on-screen hands work the decks while the room watches, then the set steps back into the mix.
Audience participation without control becomes chaos. Every guest interaction can pass through your rules, moderation, pricing, and approval before it reaches the room.
Requests arrive in your Control Room. Review, approve, schedule, or reject them, or let Parsha automatically handle interactions that meet your rules. Then send the moment to Program.
Your library stays yours. The AI DJ builds and beat-matches a set from your own local music, from a short brief or one of its scenario presets. Human DJ, AI DJ, or both: you decide who has the decks.
Give each person on your team the right access: admins run the account, operators run the show, viewers watch it. The AI asks before anything it can't undo.
Music, video, graphics, guest content, cameras, AI, audience interaction, scene automation, and live streaming, all connected through the Parsha Control Room.
Parsha works with the displays, cameras, and phones already in the building, with nothing to install on any of them.
Smart TVs, streaming sticks, kiosks, projectors, LED walls: open a browser, enter the code, and it's part of the show. Screens stay in sync with each other.
Turn any phone into a live camera angle for the Control Room, on Wi-Fi or cellular data, without an app.
Send Program to the venue screens and stream it to YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, or Mixcloud, with recording and a multiviewer wall of every output.
Plug in a Pioneer, Numark, Hercules, Denon, or American Audio controller, and run timelines and Up Next from your phone with Mobile Control.
Parsha isn't one oversized app pretending to do everything. It's a connected family of professional tools around one shared live environment. Each works on its own; together they're a Digital Experience Workstation.
The heart of Parsha. Preview and Program, a Scene Editor that layers media, cameras, phones, lower-thirds and live trivia, 22 transitions and 100 timed visual effects, a T-bar and TAKE, plus a broadcast console that shows what every screen is actually receiving.
A professional DJ environment for human DJs and autonomous AI alike: up to four decks, a library with BPM and key, waveforms, hot cues, key-lock, EQ, FX, performance pads, karaoke mode, and AI DJ autopilot. Its music and timing feed the Control Room so the whole show responds to the mix.
A stem-based production environment: a six-stem mixer, transition presets, a timeline and set planner, and 99 AI mix styles. The AI builds the plan; a human changes any part of it. It can even generate original songs for the night.
Privacy-conscious audience analysis that reads energy, dance-floor density, and movement, guiding the AI DJ, AI Producer, visuals, and pacing. Not just "what track plays next," but "what does this room need next?"
Studio and show tools that send their work straight into the live production.
A full production floor of specialist tools, all reachable from the same Control Room.
A full sports desk inside the workstation for sports bars, school gyms, leagues, and arenas: scoreboards, clocks, instant replay, sound, and trivia between plays, all keyed into the same live production.
Turn every table into a participant. Guests request tracks, send shoutouts, celebrate each other, and appear on your screens, while operators keep complete control.
Song dedications, messages to the couple, photos, AI moments, and a voice MC that reads every dedication. One QR connects the whole reception.
Stop taking requests shouted over a monitor. Requests arrive digitally, shoutouts are ready when you need them, and guest moments hit the screens without breaking the mix.
Announcements, service graphics, and your livestream on every screen, a praise-set preset for the music, and one operator running the whole room from a single workstation.
Scoreboards, replays, fan-cam moments, trivia between plays, and sponsor spots, connecting game-day screens to the people sitting beneath them.
Turn thousands of phones into one interactive layer around the show: fan messages, camera moments, and big-screen participation, streamed out live too.
Give rooftops, pool parties, lounges, and ballrooms a connected digital experience, without building a custom platform for every activation.
Questions, recognition, awards, camera moments, and branded AI experiences, part of the production rather than a separate app, for any client's room.
Turn a slow night into a connected one. Tables request music, play trivia, and celebrate on your screens, and stay for one more round.
Venues spent millions installing screens. Events rent enormous LED walls. Arenas surround audiences with displays. But most of the time, those screens simply broadcast at people.
Parsha turns them into something people can participate in. It's no longer "Watch this." It becomes:
What venues buy today to do what Parsha does, from nine different vendors that don't talk to each other, plus eleven things you can't buy anywhere else.
| Capability | Typical cost today | In Parsha |
|---|---|---|
| DJ performance software | $299–499 one-time | ✓ BD-1122 · Big Ben · KK-629 |
| Live switching, streaming and replay | ~$1,200 one-time | ✓ Control Room |
| VJ and visuals software | ~$870 one-time | ✓ Scene Editor · 100 visual effects |
| Broadcast graphics and scoreboards | ~$4,999 + $999/yr | ✓ Arenas · Scoreboard Designer |
| Digital signage, 10 screens | $2,400–3,600/yr | ✓ Any screen, one 6-digit code |
| Social wall on the big screen | ~$2,340/yr | ✓ The Wall · guest menu |
| AI photo booth | ~$1,810/yr | ✓ Guest AI Studio |
| Trivia and karaoke | ~$2,990/yr | ✓ Q&A Live · Karaoke |
| Song requests and multistreaming | ~$790/yr | ✓ Guest menu · Go Live |
| An AI producer that runs the show | Not sold anywhere | ✓ AI Producer |
| A voice MC with 26 personas | Not sold anywhere | ✓ Voice MC |
| An AI DJ that performs on screen with 3D hands | Not sold anywhere | ✓ Watch Me · Mix Brain |
| AI turntablism: scratches and cuts timed to the beat | Not sold anywhere | ✓ Scratch Logic |
| AI stem mashups planned bar by bar, in 99 styles | Not sold anywhere | ✓ Big Ben AI Arrange |
| Crowd reading that steers the mix and the show | Not sold anywhere | ✓ Crowd Logic |
| A full production built from a one-line brief | Not sold anywhere | ✓ 219 production types |
| Run the entire workstation by voice | Not sold anywhere | ✓ Voice control |
| A hologram face that speaks for the MC | Not sold anywhere | ✓ Assistant Face |
| Guests watch any venue screen live on their phone | Not sold anywhere | ✓ Watch Me for guests |
| Scoreboards designed by AI from your team's look | Not sold anywhere | ✓ Scoreboard Designer |
| Total | ~$7,600 up front + $11,300–12,500 a year | One workstation |
Typical list prices of leading products in each category, checked September 2026.
Plans from Solo to Venue / Campus with the Host Hub built in, a buy-it-outright option, Enterprise for venue groups, and a founding offer for the first 25.
Pricing is open to everyone on the waiting list. It takes a moment, and you'll go straight to the plans.
Join the waitlist to see pricing →No. Guests scan a QR code and the guest menu opens in their phone's browser. Venue screens run in a browser too; only the operator's workstation runs the Parsha desktop app.
Parsha's AI features run on your own AI provider keys, so you pay the providers directly, at their price, with no Parsha markup.
Yes. The Parsha workstation runs on both Windows PCs and Macs. Everything guests and screens touch works in any browser on any device.
Plans and pricing are open to everyone on the waiting list. Join the waiting list and you'll go straight to the plans, including the founding offer for the first 25 venues.
Parsha runs on your Windows or macOS production machine and connects to the screens, sound, cameras, and media already inside your venue. Feed your screens through the cloud or straight over your venue's own network.
A great event isn't memorable because people watched the same thing. It's memorable because they experienced something together.
Someone made a request. Someone saw their name. Someone got pulled onto the screen. Someone dedicated the song. Someone across the room reacted. For a moment, hundreds of separate people became part of the same experience.
That is what Parsha is built to create.
Turn phones into participation. Turn screens into shared spaces. Turn guests into part of the show, and every event into something the audience helps create.