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A karaoke stage for living rooms, birthdays, bar nights, office parties and reunions.

Pass the mic.

Karaoke Night turns any TV into a karaoke stage. Guests join from their phones, line up their songs, and the screen calls each singer up in turn.

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  • No app to install
  • Runs in a browser on a TV, laptop or projector
  • Free to start
Letters and numbers from the stage screen. The letters I and O and the numbers 0 and 1 are never used.

The TV is the stage. Every phone is a remote. And the queue remembers whose turn it is.

How a night works

One night, start to finish.

  1. Put the stage on the TV

    Open Karaoke Night on a TV, a laptop or a projector and start a room. The stage shows a QR code and a six-character room code, and stays awake while the night runs.

  2. The room scans in

    Guests point their phone camera at the code and type a name. There is no app to download and no account to make.

  3. Everyone lines up a song

    Search from your phone and tap to add. The queue is shared, so everyone can see their place and roughly how long until their turn.

  4. Your phone says you’re up next

    When your turn is close, the remote tells you. Tap I’m ready and the stage hands the mic over.

  5. You sing. The room cheers.

    Lyrics fill the screen while the room sends reactions and sound pads from their seats. The host can switch either off.

For the host

Run the room from the stage.

Pause, skip, reorder or remove songs, lock the queue at last call, and decide who gets in. The host’s controls live on the stage screen, so nobody has to chase down a remote mid-song.

Fair turns
Each singer has a queue limit, so one enthusiastic guest cannot book the whole night.
Closed doors
A six-digit PIN, nearby-only rooms, and a stage QR code that refreshes itself.

Try the panel. It is a demo and does not touch a real room.

Host controlsDemo
Now singingJordanGolden Hour Drive · The Late Arrivals
Up next
  1. 1LNeon LullabyLeah
  2. 2SKitchen DiscoSam
  3. 3TPaper Moon MotelTheo
  4. 4ALast Call SerenadeAna
Room rules

Guests type six digits to get in.

Joining checks that the phone is close to the stage.

For everyone else

Cheer from your seat.

Guests send reactions and sound pads from their phones, and the stage plays them for the whole room. Go on, give Leah some applause.

Reactions

Sounds on stage

Made in your browser. Hosts can turn reactions and sounds off for their room.

Where it works

Living rooms, back rooms, big nights.

House parties and family nights

Put it on the TV you already have. Grandparents scan the same code as the kids, and everyone can see whose turn it is.

Bars, lounges and private rooms

A queue the whole room can see, a stage that stays readable from the back, and controls that keep a busy night moving.

Karaoke Night for venues

Birthdays, reunions and team nights

Move the birthday person to the top of the queue from the stage. Nobody needs to install anything first.

Plans

Start free. Bring a bigger crowd later.

Every plan has the shared stage, the phone remote and the live queue. Plans differ in how many guests can join at once and how much your Stage keeps between nights.

  • Free

    Start a shared karaoke night and keep your personal library.

    Admits2guests
    at once

    • Your own Stage that keeps its settings
    • Room PIN and nearby-only access
    • Saved favorites
    Start a free room

  • Party Pass

    Bring a bigger group together for a special occasion.

    Admits6guests
    at once

    • Invite people to your room
    • 90 days of party history

    Pricing announced soon

  • Party Pro

    Make karaoke part of your regular get-togethers.

    Admits12guests
    at once

    • Up to 3 rooms running at once
    • Song recommendations
    • 1 year of party history

    Pricing announced soon

  • Venue Pro

    Run karaoke nights for a venue or event.

    Admits50guests
    at once

    • Up to 5 StagesComing soon
    • Up to 10 rooms running at once
    • Venue analyticsComing soon

    Pricing announced soon

Compare every plan

Before your first night.

The questions hosts ask most before they put the stage on screen.

Read the full walkthrough

Do guests need to download an app?

No. Guests scan the QR code on the stage with their phone camera, or type the room code, and the remote opens in the browser.

Do guests need an account?

No. A guest joins with just a name. Signing in is optional and keeps your favorites, song history and your own Stage from one night to the next.

What can I use as the stage?

Any screen with a modern browser: a smart TV, a laptop plugged into a TV, a projector or a tablet. The sound plays through whatever that screen is connected to.

Where do the songs come from?

Search looks through the Karaoke Night catalog first. If a song is not there, guests can search YouTube for a karaoke version and add it to the queue.

How does the queue stay fair?

Every request goes into one shared queue with a per-singer limit, and the stage always shows who is singing and who is next. The host can reorder or remove songs.

Can I keep strangers out of my room?

Yes. The host can require a six-digit PIN, limit the room to phones near the stage, and the QR code on the stage refreshes every few minutes so an old photo of it stops working.

Is it free?

You can start a room for free. Paid plans let more guests join at once and keep a longer party history, and their prices will be shown before you can choose one.

Your song is up next.

Start a room on any screen tonight. It’s free, and your guests only need their phones.

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