What SpotiQueue is

You're hosting. Spotify's already playing on your phone or a speaker. People keep asking you to put something on, the phone gets passed around, and eventually someone starts a Jam and half the room ends up fighting over songs.

SpotiQueue gives the room a link instead, or a QR code on a TV. Guests search for a track on their own phone and send a request. If you like it, it goes into your queue. If you don't, it won't.

A simple page in the browser. No install, no Spotify login. They search, tap request, and wait. That's the whole experience. They're not controlling playback, they're suggesting the next song.

If you want more structure, you can ask for a name, turn on cooldowns so one person can't flood the queue, or require a quick sign-in for a bit more friction.

Playback stays in your Spotify session, so SpotiQueue never turns your party into a free-for-all speaker. You can require approval before anything hits the queue, ban specific tracks, filter explicit songs, block a device that's being annoying, or shut requests off entirely when you want the night to settle.

There's also a big-screen view. Put the current track, queue, and a join QR up on the TV and people stop asking you for the link.

Friends hosting small parties and other non-commercial events. Living rooms, birthdays, dorm nights, backyard setups. Anywhere you've already got Spotify Premium and just need a cleaner way for people to request songs.

It's not a licensed product for commercial venues, and it's not trying to replace Spotify Jam for a group that already lives in the Spotify app. Different problem.

Create an account, connect Spotify, pick a URL for the queue, and share it.

Once that's done, reuse the same queue next time. Tweak settings when you need to, share the link again.