Made for the way people sing together
The stage gets the big screen, every guest gets a remote, and the host gets the controls. This is what ships today.
01 The stage
A stage the back row can read.
Before the first song, the stage shows a big QR code and the room code, so everyone can scan in from their seat.
- Fullscreen, and it stays awake
- One tap for fullscreen. The screen doesn’t dim or sleep while the room is open.
- A QR code that refreshes itself
- The code on screen changes every few minutes, so an old photo of it stops working. The room code stays the same all night.
- Something to watch between songs
- When nobody is singing, the stage shows what’s trending and what this room likes to sing.
02 The remote
A remote in every pocket.
It opens in the browser from the QR code. There is nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.
- Search that keeps going
- The catalog first. If a song isn’t there, search YouTube for a karaoke version and add it.
- Your place, always in view
- Your next song, your place in line and roughly how long until your turn.
- One tap: I’m ready
- When you’re up next, tell the host you’re on your way.
- Favorites and history
- Save songs for later. Signed-in members keep favorites, searches and song history between nights.
- Report a broken song
- If a song won’t play or is the wrong video, report it from the remote and it goes to moderation.
03 Hosting
Every control, one screen.
The host runs the night from the stage itself. Nothing needs installing on the host’s phone, and guests never see the controls.
- Pause and resumeStop the song for a toast, pick up where it left off.
- SkipMove straight to the next singer.
- RestartFalse start? Run the song again from the top.
- ReorderMove the birthday person up the queue.
- RemoveTake a song out of the queue.
- Lock the queueLast call: no new songs, the queue plays out.
- Per-singer limitChoose how many songs each person can queue at once.
- Reactions and soundsTurn the room’s cheers and sound pads on or off.
- Room settingsName the room and set who can join.
- End the roomClose it for everyone at once when the night is over.
04 Who gets in
Open to the room. Closed to everyone else.
- Six-digit PIN
- Guests type the PIN before they can join, so only the people you tell can get in.
- Nearby only
- Joining checks that the phone is close to the stage, so a shared link doesn’t let the whole internet in.
- A QR code that expires
- Each code on the stage works for a few minutes. Anyone who wasn’t in the room gets nothing from a photo of it.
- Invitations
- Invite people by name or handle, or send an email invitation. Letting guests invite others comes with Party Pass.
05 Your Stage
Sign in, and the night remembers.
Members get a Stage of their own: the same room name and settings every time, songs saved for later, and a history of what they sang.
The old way, and this one
Same songs. Better night.
| Moment | The old way | With Karaoke Night |
|---|---|---|
| Getting everyone in | Pass the songbook around | Scan one QR code |
| Asking for a song | Write it on a slip of paper | Search and add it from your phone |
| Knowing when you’re up | Listen for your name | Your phone tells you, with your place in line |
| Keeping it fair | Whoever reaches the machine first | One queue, with a limit per singer |
| Running the night | Back and forth to the machine | Every control on the stage |
See it for yourself.
Start a room on any screen tonight. It’s free, and your guests only need their phones.