No Spotify subscription required: Roomzic runs its own internal queue on top of YouTube, with an embedded player, live voting, and Spotify playlist import when you want to start from an existing library.
Guests search directly in the room's search bar, powered by the YouTube catalog, and suggest a video.
Unlike Spotify, there's no external 'YouTube queue' to write to — Roomzic keeps its own ordered queue of suggestions (accepted, pending, played) for the room.
The host approves or rejects each suggestion, or — with Premium — guests vote and the most popular videos move up automatically.
The room's designated device (the host, or a chosen moderator) runs an embedded YouTube IFrame player that everyone can follow in real time.
When a video ends, Roomzic advances the internal queue to the next accepted suggestion and loads it into the player.
YouTube search works for any host account — unlike Spotify, there's no Premium requirement to control playback.
The embedded YouTube player is visible to whoever is running it, giving the room a single shared "now playing" screen.
If your group already lives on Spotify, Roomzic can convert an existing Spotify playlist into this same YouTube queue in a few clicks.
Move suggestions up or down, or jump straight to a specific track — useful for long parties with dozens of suggestions.
Guests search and suggest videos without leaving the Roomzic page.
Move any accepted suggestion up, down, or straight to a chosen position in the queue.
One device (host or a chosen moderator) runs the actual YouTube player that drives playback for the room.
Let guests vote for their favorite suggestions instead of manual approval.
Turn an entire Spotify playlist into a ready-to-play YouTube queue automatically.
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