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AuxControl
Everyone queues a song, the room votes, the winner plays next. No app or account needed to join โ hosts connect Apple Music to play full tracks.
AuxControl is a social music experiment for the aux cord: guests join a session, search for and queue up tracks, and vote on what plays next -- no app or account required to participate.
The host picks how the music plays when they start a session:
- Jukebox mode (default, no account needed) -- song search and 30-second previews come from the keyless iTunes Search API; each winning track deep-links into whatever the host already uses to play music.
- Spotify -- full tracks play in the host's browser via the Web Playback SDK (requires Spotify Premium).
- Apple Music -- full tracks play in the host's browser via MusicKit JS (requires an Apple Music subscription).
One deployment serves all three modes: Spotify and Apple Music each light up only when their credentials are configured, and jukebox mode always works. There are no ads anywhere -- the product monetizes through the one-time Party Pass (bigger lobbies, up to 100 guests instead of 8), never through advertising.
Built for anyone who ends up in charge of the music for a group with mixed taste: casual party hosts, wedding and mobile DJs fielding song requests, and bars/bartenders who want a crowd-driven playlist without handing over the aux cord.
- Freemium
- $4.99 / One-off (Party Pass)
