AI Wedding Setlist Feasibility + Request Conflict Analyzer
Discovery Lens
F Pain Point Scan
Specific, urgent, and still unsolved — the kind of pain that converts
One-Liner
Client submits a "must play / do not play" list → AI checks Spotify for explicit vs. clean version availability, calculates total runtime vs. available music window, flags songs not on any streaming platform, and detects BPM/energy conflicts — outputting an annotated setlist with a "resolve before event day" checklist.
Kill Reason
Wedding DJ setlist management is too niche and the feasibility-checking layer too thin — DJs already cross-reference Spotify and BPM tools manually, and the problem isn't painful or frequent enough to drive recurring payments from a low-margin, gig-economy customer segment with no defensible moat.
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