Sharing a playlist usually means sending a link and hoping for the best. Roomzic shares a room instead: guests suggest songs from their phone, and only approved (or voted-on) tracks make it into the queue.
The simplest way to "share" a playlist is a link with edit access — anyone can add, remove, or reorder tracks. It works until more than a couple of people use it, at which point tracks disappear, duplicate, or get buried without anyone noticing who did what.
Roomzic shares something different: a room built around a queue. Guests get a link or code to join, and from there they suggest songs rather than editing a playlist directly — every suggestion is reviewed (by you, or by a vote) before it becomes part of what plays.
The playlist you end up with is still built by the group — it just stays coherent, because nothing gets added without going through the same suggest-and-approve step every time.
Connect Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music, or another supported platform.
Send it to whoever you want to include — no separate invite system needed.
Guests search and suggest tracks; they never get raw access to reorder or delete anything.
Manual approval, or Premium collaborative voting.
Approved tracks play back through your connected platform, in order.
Guests contribute without getting raw edit access — every addition goes through a review step.
Because guests suggest instead of editing directly, there's no way for the playlist to be silently rearranged.
Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music, and more.
Up to 20 guests free, unlimited with Premium.
One link or code gives access to suggest songs, no separate accounts to manage.
Guests suggest tracks instead of editing the playlist directly.
Choose manual review, or let the room vote with Premium.
Spotify, YouTube, Deezer, Amazon Music, Apple Music, SoundCloud, or Audius.
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