Party Pooper – The social music experiment

Party Pooper – The social music experiment

by ustwo

6 ratings
6 reviews

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Although the app is no longer distributed by Apple, you can still view its description, screenshots, version history, ratings, and metadata for reference.

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 28, 2015
  • February 21, 2015

Features

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About

This app is a social music experiment that tests your music taste through a unique voting system. You can pump or poop songs, create channels for different scenarios, and chat with friends in real-time.

Real-time song voting (Pump/Poop)
Create and manage multiple music channels
Invite friends to channels
In-app chat with friends
Search and queue songs
Add songs from playlists
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What's New in Party Pooper

0.7.1

February 21, 2015

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. * Tap and hold a track in the chat to save save it to your Spotify library * Tap a previously queued track in your playlists to remove it from the queue * Multiple stability and usability improvements

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User reviews

Great proof of concept, now we look for refinements

I think this app works very well and has a great proof of concept. I have seen some bugs here and there but nothing that makes the app unusable. Try it and support a great idea'

Lovely but buggy

I love the idea the only problem is that it freezes in such a way that kept me stuck in various parts of the app. I can't get back to list of stations. I can't leave my playlists etc

What's the ellipsis (…) button do?

Doesn't seem to do anything for me.

Still, this looks fun, and I'll have to try it the next time I'm at a party with a bunch of friends who use Spotify. (I hope that doesn't mean everyone's playing the same music at the same time? Instead of just one person playing everything via AirPlay?)

Great concept but really buggy

Lots of problems right off the bat. Couldn't leave an empty listening station. Had to close and reopen 7 times. No way to add friends. But this has been the app that I wish was around years ago and I think they'll get it right but it's too buggy to use.

Good but

It's a really great app and I love the concept

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FAQ

What is Party Pooper?

Party Pooper is a social music experiment designed for mobile devices. It allows users to vote on songs in real-time, create custom music channels, and chat with friends.

Does Party Pooper require a Spotify account?

Yes, Party Pooper requires a Spotify account to function. This allows users to search for and play music through the app.

How does the voting system in Party Pooper work?

Users can 'Pump' a song if they like it or 'Poop' it if they don't. This real-time voting system determines which songs get queued and played next.

Can I create different music experiences with Party Pooper?

Yes, Party Pooper allows you to create multiple channels for different scenarios, needs, or groups of friends, offering a personalized music experience.

Is Party Pooper available on Android devices?

Based on the provided data, Party Pooper is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. Support for other platforms is not specified.

How often is Party Pooper updated?

Party Pooper was last updated on February 21, 2015, with version 0.7.1. This indicates infrequent updates based on the provided release history.

What is the age rating for Party Pooper?

Party Pooper has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

What do users like about Party Pooper?

Users generally appreciate the unique social music experiment aspect and the ability to interact with friends around music. The real-time voting system is a key feature that users find engaging.