Put a "now playing" screen on the TV and a request page on every phone in the room. Anyone can scan the QR code and drop a track in the jar — it lands in your queue, playing on your own Spotify, with you still holding the volume.
For personal, non-commercial use on your own Spotify. A licensed-venue version is on the way.
Setup takes a couple of minutes. After that it runs itself.
Sign up and link your own Spotify app. Your credentials, your playback — tunejar never touches your audio, it just fills the queue.
Open your display URL on the big screen. It shows the current track, what's up next, and the QR code guests scan to join in.
Guests scan, search, and drop a song in the jar. Approve each one, or let requests drop straight into the queue — flip between the two whenever you like.
The controls a good host wants, and nothing a guest has to install.
Vet every request in approval mode, or let songs drop straight into the queue in direct mode.
Show your own logo on the idle screen and in place of the venue name while a track plays.
Requesters sign in, so you can gently block a troublemaker and they can see what they've played.
A per-guest cooldown keeps one table from hogging the jar for the whole night.
Run a touch-screen request station with an on-screen keyboard — no phone needed.
Every surface is a web page. Guests scan a QR code; you just open a URL.
Not yet — tunejar is for homes and private parties. Spotify's terms are for personal use only, so it isn't for commercial or public venues. We're building a separate version for licensed venues on a music service made for business.
Yes — you'll need your own Spotify Premium account with music playing on a Spotify device at home. tunejar controls that playback; it doesn't stream audio itself.
No. Guests just scan the QR code and search — they never sign in to Spotify. They make a quick free requester account so you can keep an eye on who's dropping songs.
Free 7-day trial, no card needed. Bring your own Spotify.
Start your jar