A shared playlist people can actually add to, without the mess

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 tracks make it into the queue.

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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 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.

How it works

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Create a room around your music platform

Connect Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music, or another supported platform.

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Share the link or code

Send it to whoever you want to include — no separate invite system needed.

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They suggest, not edit

Guests search and suggest tracks; they never get raw access to reorder or delete anything.

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You decide what plays

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

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The shared queue plays

Approved tracks play back through your connected platform, in order.

Why use A shared playlist people can actually add to, without the mess with Roomzic

Sharing without losing control

Guests contribute without getting raw edit access — every addition goes through a review step.

No accidental deletions or reordering

Because guests suggest instead of editing directly, there's no way for the playlist to be silently rearranged.

Works with the platform your group already uses

Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music, and more.

Scales to however many people you're sharing with

Up to 20 guests free, unlimited with Premium.

Features

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Shareable link and code

One link or code gives access to suggest songs, no separate accounts to manage.

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Suggestion-based contributions

Guests suggest tracks instead of editing the playlist directly.

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Host approval

Review each suggestion yourself, with moderators to help on Premium.

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Multi-platform

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

Frequently asked questions

Can anyone I share the link with add songs?
Anyone with the link or code can join and suggest songs after creating a free account — but suggestions are reviewed before they're added, so sharing access doesn't mean giving up control.
Is this the same as a shared Spotify playlist?
No. A shared Spotify playlist gives direct edit access to anyone invited. Roomzic instead has guests suggest tracks, which a host approves before they're added.
Can I revoke access?
Yes, you can manage who's in the room and remove participants as the host.
How many people can I share a room with?
Up to 20 on the free plan; Premium removes that limit.

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