Join Queue

Pay to get in. Vote to move up.

A song-request queue for parties. Guests join with a code, ask for a song, and pay to put it in the room. Where it lands is up to everybody else.

The music plays from the host's own Apple Music, through their own speakers. Join Queue decides the order and nothing else.

How a night works

  1. The host opens a room

    One tap on their phone. The phone plugs into the speakers and becomes the player for the night.

  2. Guests join with a code

    No account with a music service, no subscription, nothing to install beyond the app.

  3. The room settles the order

    Paying puts a song in line. Voting moves it. The song at the top is the song that plays next.

Worth being clear about

Paying puts a song in the queue. It never buys a position. Every request enters at the bottom and rises on votes alone. Price is set by how busy the room is, not chosen by you, and paying more is not something the app offers.

Nobody is charged for a song that didn't play. If the night ends before a request comes up, the hold is released.

Votes decide, and your first vote is free. Everyone gets one free upvote or downvote on any song. Extra votes can be bought, up to three on a single song, and only ever upward — nobody can pay to bury someone else's request.

The host needs Apple Music. Guests need nothing. Playback happens on the host's device, from the host's own subscription.

Join Queue doesn't stream or license music. It's a request tool. Hosts confirm they have the right to play music where they're playing it.

Money never touches what's already playing. Only the host can skip the current song, and no payment moves that decision.

We don't sell your data and there are no ads. Card numbers never reach our servers; Stripe handles payments.