Fan Song Requests

Fan requests let the crowd pick songs at your game, straight from their own phones. Nobody downloads anything — they scan a code and they're in.

Start a session and show the QR code, or share the link. You can text it, email it, or just hold up your phone at the gate. Fans scan it, search for a song, and submit.

Requests land on your device in real time, sorted by votes. Fans can upvote each other's picks, so the songs the most people want float to the top. And if two people request the same track, it doesn't clutter the list — it merges into one request with two votes.

And the requests don't evaporate when the game ends. Save to Playlist lets you pick which of them to keep — you can see the vote counts while you choose — and drop them straight into your pre-game, in-game or post-game list, so a crowd favorite is already loaded next week.

Tap any request to play it. Breaks and timeouts are the natural moment — that's when people are actually listening for whether their song got picked.

Swipe left on a request to pull it from the queue. Anything inappropriate or repeated clears instantly, and nothing reaches the speakers unless you play it.

When you create the session you can switch on the explicit filter. That one's enforced on the server, not just hidden in the app, so explicit tracks can't get through even if somebody tries.

Sessions stay open for fourteen days and extend themselves with activity, so a tournament weekend runs on one code. You can close one early whenever you like.