InFlowCuePremium shared music spaces

Built for the moments where music brings people together

PartiesDJ setsFundraisersListening spacesEtc...

How it works

One Space. One Flow. Everyone gets a say.

InFlowCue turns a shared playlist into a live Space: guests make requests, the group can support the songs they want, and the host decides what belongs in the moment.

  1. 01

    Host starts a Space

    Name the gathering and choose the rules.Set free requests, Flow Credits, host approval, voting, content rules, and the kind of Flow you want.
  2. 02

    Guests join in seconds

    Share one QR code or guest link.Guests scan, choose a nickname, and enter the Space. No download or guest account is required for the web experience.
  3. 03

    The Space shapes the music

    Request, support, vote, or paste a song link.People can rally behind the same song instead of only competing against each other. The host decides how much each signal matters.
  4. 04

    Host keeps the Flow

    Approve, delay, mix, shorten, or play next.The Space gets meaningful influence, while the host or DJ keeps control of pacing, transitions, and what actually plays.

One clear choice

Start with Free or Flow Credits. Everything else stays out of the way until you need it.01

One invitation

Share a QR code or a guest link. People join the Space in seconds.02

One host in control

Guests shape the music together while the host decides what plays and when.03

Flow Credits

Load your Flow Credits. Shape the music.

Guests preload a balance before the gathering, then use credits to request or support songs in the moment. The experience stays quick even when the internet is spotty.

Join a Space to use Flow Credits
01Preload

Choose a comfortable event budget before the music starts.

02Participate

Request a track or help someone else get their song into the Flow.

03Keep moving

Local Space support keeps the shared experience responsive.

Why InFlowCue

“Music is better when everyone can be part of the moment.”

InFlowCue is being built from a former DJ's perspective: give the crowd a voice and make every gathering feel more connected.