Request by pasting a link
Copy a YouTube video link and paste it — that is the whole request. No search, no account linking.
Free · no sign-in · no install
One link, everyone’s song requests
One link, everyone’s song requests
— OPNAE Jukebox
Create a room and share the link. Everyone pastes a YouTube link from their own phone to request a song. Requests pile up in one queue, and a single device connected to the speakers plays them in order.
Guests never need to sign in. Only the host can optionally sign in with Google to keep the room longer.
About OPNAE
What OPNAE is
OPNAE is an independent project that builds small web services to take the friction out of everyday life. The rule is simple: open a link and use it — no app to install, no heavy sign-up.
Its flagship is OPNAE Jukebox, made to end the situation where one person ends up controlling the music whenever people get together. It is free to use and supported by ads.
Jukebox
What can you do?
Join without signing in
Anyone with the room link can request songs right away. No sign-up, no app install.
One queue, played in order
Everyone’s requests land in a single queue and play in the order added. Anyone can reorder it, and a queue holds up to 300 songs.
Player screen for the host only
The host opens the player screen on a TV or laptop, and it keeps the screen awake while playing.
Room password and request limit
You can lock a room with a password, and each person can add at most 6 songs a minute so nobody floods the queue.
Room keeping and 5 languages
If the host signs in with Google, the room stays for a year after its last use and the host can continue from another device. Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese and Spanish are supported.
How it works
Three steps, that’s it
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1
Create a room
The host creates a room on the Jukebox (with a password if needed) and sends the link to friends.
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2
Request with YouTube links
Guests open the link and paste YouTube video links to request songs. No sign-in required.
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3
Play on the host’s device
The host opens the player screen on a device connected to speakers or a TV, and the requests play in order.
We handle as little personal data as possible
Guests never sign in or sign up. If the host chooses Google sign-in, we do not receive a name or email — only a hash of the account number is stored. Rooms that were never signed in are deleted 30 days after their last use.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is it free?
Yes.
It is supported by ads, asks for no payment method and has no paid tier.
Do guests have to sign in?
No.
With the room link alone they can request songs.
Signing in is optional even for the host.
What changes if the host signs in?
With Google sign-in the room is kept for a year after its last use, and the host can sign in on another device to keep hosting.
Rooms without sign-in are deleted 30 days after last use.
We do not receive your name or email, only a hash of the account number.
How many songs can I request?
Up to 6 songs per minute per person, and up to 300 songs in a room’s queue.
If the queue is full, request again after a few songs have played.
Can I remove a song I requested?
You can remove songs you added, and the host can remove any song.
Anyone can reorder the queue.
The music does not play or stops.
If the browser blocks autoplay, tap once on the player screen.
YouTube pauses when the screen turns off or you switch apps, so keep the screen on.
Videos that block external playback are skipped automatically.
Can I play it in a shop or café?
Playing music in a commercial space requires checking performance and copyright licensing separately.
That responsibility stays with the user, whatever tool you use.