The guest experience is the same everywhere: suggest, vote, listen. What changes is how the host's platform — Spotify, YouTube, or Apple Music — actually plays the music. Here's the full picture.
Roomzic sits between your guests and whichever music platform you already use. Guests never touch Spotify, YouTube, or Apple Music directly — they search and suggest inside Roomzic, and the room decides (by host approval, or by vote) what actually gets sent to the platform.
That part is identical no matter which platform you connect. What differs is the last step — how a track actually starts playing — because Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Music each expose playback in a completely different way. The three schemas below show exactly how each one works.
Connect your music platform (Spotify, YouTube, Deezer, Amazon Music, Apple Music, SoundCloud, or Audius) and create a room in under a minute.
Send it by text, WhatsApp, or display it on a screen at the venue.
Each guest creates a free account, searches the catalog, and suggests tracks from their own phone — no app to install.
Manually approve or reject each suggestion, or let Premium collaborative voting decide automatically.
Exactly how depends on the platform — see the three flows below.
Spotify has its own native queue, so Roomzic writes directly to it. The host needs Premium, and the playback device is chosen through Spotify Connect, not through Roomzic.
The host connects Spotify; a Premium account is required to control playback.
Spotify itself determines the active playback device (phone, computer, or a Connect speaker) — Roomzic has no separate device picker.
Whatever device Spotify Connect currently has active is where the sound comes out.
Guest suggestions go through approval or voting, same as every other provider.
Approved tracks are added straight to that device's native Spotify queue.
YouTube has no native external queue, so Roomzic keeps its own internal one and plays it back through an embedded player. No subscription required.
Guests search the YouTube catalog directly inside the room.
Suggestions join a queue Roomzic manages itself — there's no external "YouTube queue" to write to.
A designated device (host or a chosen moderator) runs the actual YouTube IFrame player.
Guest suggestions go through approval or voting, same as every other provider.
The queue advances automatically as each video finishes.
Apple Music plays through Apple's own MusicKit JS, running in the browser of one designated device — the same technology behind Apple Music's own web player.
The host connects with an active Apple Music subscription.
Apple's MusicKit JS runs in the browser of the room's designated device, using a developer token plus a per-user music user token.
MusicKit plays the approved track in that browser.
Guest suggestions go through approval or voting, same as every other provider.
Every guest sees the same queue and now-playing state, kept in sync in real time.
Suggesting and voting works the same way for guests regardless of which provider the host connects.
Roomzic layers on top of Spotify, YouTube, or Apple Music — it doesn't replace them.
Everything happens in a browser, on mobile or desktop.
If a Spotify playlist needs to keep playing without Premium, Roomzic can convert it into a YouTube queue automatically.
Every guest can search and suggest tracks from their own phone.
Accept or reject every suggestion before it plays.
Let guests vote and let the most popular tracks rise automatically.
Spotify, YouTube, Deezer, Amazon Music, Apple Music, SoundCloud, and Audius.
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