A collaborative playlist your guests build with you, in real time

A collaborative playlist isn't a shared link everyone can edit blindly — with Roomzic, guests suggest songs from their phone and you approve them, so the music stays exactly what the room wants.

A collaborative playlist is a playlist that several people build together instead of one person choosing everything alone. The typical version — a shared, editable Spotify playlist — quickly turns messy: tracks get deleted, duplicated, or reordered without warning, and there's no way to review what's being added.

Roomzic takes a different approach. Guests don't get raw editing access to a playlist; they suggest tracks from a search bar connected to your music platform, and those suggestions join a queue that you control before anything plays.

The result stays organized under pressure — at a party, in a car, or at an office — because every suggestion goes through the same simple flow: search, suggest, approve, play.

How it works

1

Create your room

Connect Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music, or one of Roomzic's other supported platforms, and create a room in under a minute.

2

Share the link or code

Send it by text, WhatsApp, or display it on a screen where your guests can scan or type it in.

3

Guests suggest songs

Each guest creates a free account, searches the catalog, and suggests tracks from their own phone.

4

You decide what plays

The host approves or refuses each suggestion, or switches approval off so tracks go straight into the queue.

5

The playlist plays itself

Approved tracks join the queue and play through your connected platform, no further manual work needed.

Why use A collaborative playlist your guests build with you, in real time with Roomzic

No editing chaos

Guests never get raw access to reorder or delete tracks — every change goes through a suggestion, reviewed before it counts.

Works with the platform you already use

No new subscription: Roomzic connects to Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music, and more.

Everyone gets a say, one host stays in control

Collaborative doesn't mean chaotic — your approval keeps the playlist on-brief for the moment.

No app for guests

Suggesting songs happens in a browser, on any phone, with a free account.

Features

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Guest song suggestions

Guests search and suggest tracks from their own phone, in the browser.

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Host approval

Accept or reject every suggestion before it joins the playlist.

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Moderators (Premium)

Appoint moderators who receive the suggestions and help you accept, refuse and organise tracks.

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Multi-platform

YouTube, Audius, Apple Music or Spotify (beta).

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Up to 20 guests free

Premium removes the participant limit entirely.

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from a shared Spotify playlist?
A shared Spotify playlist lets anyone with edit access add, delete, or reorder tracks directly — there's no review step. With Roomzic, guests suggest tracks that a host approves before they're added, so the playlist can't be derailed.
Which platforms can I use?
YouTube, Audius, Apple Music and Spotify (beta).
Do guests need an account?
Yes, a free Roomzic account is required to suggest songs — this prevents duplicate suggestions and abuse. It takes a few seconds to create.
Can I moderate what gets suggested?
Yes. You approve or reject every suggestion by default, and you can appoint moderators to help with Premium.
Do guests vote on which song plays next?
No. Guests suggest tracks and the host (or a moderator) decides. When several guests suggest the same track, Roomzic groups them with a counter that helps you see what is popular, but nothing is promoted automatically.

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