This app allows guests to control the music at parties and events by voting on songs. Hosts can start a session using their Apple Music or Spotify library, and everyone can join to influence the playlist. The most popular tracks automatically rise to the top.
1.1.23
September 12, 2026
• Party Pass now has its own row in Settings, and a running pass shows a live countdown so you can see exactly how long is left. • The Dynamic Island shows the song, the live lyric and the next two songs, with play and skip on the side. • Pausing near the end of a song no longer skips to the next one. • Fixed two crashes that could stop the music during a party.
MoreUnlimited party duration — host sessions of any length.
Jukebox lets you host a music session from your Apple Music or Spotify library. You share a code or use Bluetooth proximity for guests to join and vote on songs, making the most popular tracks play next.
Yes, guests can request songs not currently in the playlist. They can search the full Apple Music or Spotify catalog, and hosts can choose to approve requests manually or automatically.
No, guests can join instantly without needing a subscription or sign-up. This makes it easy for everyone to participate in controlling the music.
Jukebox works with both Apple Music and Spotify libraries. You can host sessions using playlists from either service.
Yes, Jukebox offers access control features including PIN protection, location-based access, and Bluetooth proximity. You can also remove or ban disruptive users.
Based on the provided data, Jukebox is currently supported on iPhones. It also features CarPlay compatibility, making it suitable for road trips.
The latest version of Jukebox is 1.1.2, and it was last updated on February 27, 2026. This indicates a recent update and ongoing development.
No, Jukebox does not contain advertisements. It is a free application without any ad interruptions.
