Create a shared karaoke queue with phone requests

Set it up in two minutes

1. Open Singroom on a computer. Paste a public YouTube or supported Bilibili link.
2. Find the room QR code. The controller displays it as soon as the room is ready.
3. Let guests scan it. Their phones join the current room without signing up.
4. Build the queue together. Everyone can add songs and adjust the running order.
5. Open the player screen. Move it to a TV or second display while the computer keeps the controls.

What guests can do from a phone

• Add public YouTube and supported Bilibili links
• See what is playing and what comes next
• Move songs up, down or to the front
• Remove tracks from the queue
• Pause, resume or advance to the next song

Which room does the QR code open?

The room code is already included in the QR link. Scanning it joins the exact controller that created the code, not a random public room. Keep the computer controller open so phones in that room can stay synchronized.

What if two guests press Next?

Singroom briefly deduplicates advance commands. Two phones pressing Next at nearly the same moment will not skip two songs. The host can still control the final order from the computer.

Tips before the party starts

• Queue three to five songs before sharing the code.
• Keep the controller open and use the separate player only for the TV.
• Choose public, embeddable videos; login, region and membership restrictions may prevent playback.
• For the full two-screen setup, read the YouTube karaoke party guide.