Let the team DJ — you keep the guardrails
Office party music is a diplomatic minefield: marketing wants pop, engineering wants synthwave, someone in finance has strong opinions about jazz — and whoever organizes it takes the blame for all of it.
dj-fy takes the organizer out of the firing line. One QR code on the tables and the whole team queues and votes from their phones; the most-voted song plays next on the company Spotify. The playlist becomes the team's collective choice, not one brave volunteer's taste.
And because it's a workplace, the guardrails matter: playlist-only mode restricts picks to a pre-approved list for the dinner-and-speeches part, and you can open up all of Spotify when the formal program ends. Queue-only mode means nobody can skip the CEO's favourite mid-song.
🎧 Host needs Spotify Premium · 📱 Guests need nothing at all
Connect the Spotify account playing at the venue, pick a work-friendly playlist as the source, and set queue-only. Nothing unvetted can play.
Colleagues join in their browser with a nickname — no IT ticket, no app rollout, no accounts. It works on every phone in the room.
Requests and upvotes roll in through dinner; after the official part, loosen the rules and let the dancefloor take over.
Yes — that's what playlist-only mode is for. Guests can only queue songs from a playlist you approved beforehand, so nothing explicit or off-brand can appear. You can relax it to full Spotify search later in the evening with one tap.
No. Everyone joins by scanning a QR code in their phone browser and typing a nickname. There's no app, no account, and no personal Spotify needed — nothing for IT to worry about.
The $5 Party Pass covers up to 300 guests for 5 days — one pass handles the Christmas party and the New Year's kickoff on the same ticket. Small team gatherings fit in the free plan (10 guests).
One host account — typically whoever runs the sound at the venue — with Spotify Premium. The music plays through that account's speakers; colleagues' phones are only remote controls for the queue.
Set it up in a minute. Free to start, $5 for a whole party weekend.
Start a party — free