Enjoy all night

Enjoy all night is an Android app for organizing evening events and coordinating related music and lighting. It brings event schedules, guest details, playlists, lighting presets, and timers into separate modules that support planning a party, small gig, or relaxed night in.

Set up an evening event

For an event, the app lets users enter start and end times and add a brief description. Hosts can invite contacts by SMS or email, while a guest list tracks RSVPs and can assign roles such as co-host or DJ. Built-in reminders and follow-up prompts support coordination of items such as food, supplies, and cleanup. These tools address practical event details alongside the schedule, rather than treating the event only as a playlist or lighting session.

Coordinate music and lighting

The music module supports local audio files and playlists imported from supported streaming services. Users can create a queue, and the app also describes a smart mix feature that suggests tracks based on tempo and mood. Playback options listed in the source include crossfade, gapless playback, and volume leveling. Party mode allows guests to suggest track changes while the host approves changes before they go live; guest mode is also described as a way to let visitors queue tracks without changing host settings.

Lighting presets provide another part of the event setup. The documented scenes are Chill, Dance, Dinner, and Midnight, with settings for color temperature, brightness, and dynamic effects. With compatible hardware, the app can sync lights to the beat. A blackout timer and fade-out option are also listed for transitioning to quieter moments.

Use schedules and timers

Automation workflows can schedule sequences involving music and lighting. The source gives the example of starting a playlist at 9 PM, changing the lighting to Dance at 10 PM, and switching to a wind-down playlist an hour before the event ends. It also describes conditional triggers, including starting based on location, pausing music when a call comes in, and switching to a low-power mode when the battery falls below a threshold. These are documented options; the source does not specify how each trigger is configured.

Manage the setup

The app presents the playlist, active lighting scene, and next scheduled item in its interface. Users can edit presets with a long press and reveal controls with a swipe, according to the supplied description. Theme choices include light, dark, and adaptive modes. An equalizer with adjustable presets and reverb or delay effects is also listed, along with the option to save a snapshot of music, lights, and timers for recreating an evening later.

Device support described in the source includes Bluetooth and Wi-Fi audio devices, compatible smart bulbs and controllers, and major smart home protocols. Lighting sync and device control depend on compatible hardware. The source also describes local storage for event data and presets by default, with an optional encrypted cloud backup.