
Queuesetter
Music, workout & recipe videos
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About
Queuesetter used to be FlowReel. It still builds nonstop music video channels, and now it sets up the rest of your day too: tell it what you're doing and how long you have, and it lines up the videos.
THE PARTY
Pick genres, a decade and a length from 30 minutes to all day. Queuesetter keeps the channel going, asks near the end whether to add time, and stops on time if you don't answer. Holiday mixes for Halloween, Christmas, New Year's Eve and more.
THE WORKOUT
Choose 15 to 60 minutes, your equipment (none, kettlebell, dumbbells or bands), the focus and the level. Queuesetter finds the follow-along video that fits your time, or pairs a warm-up with a main session. Don't like a pick? Swap it.
DINNER
Say how long you have to cook, 30 minutes or an hour, and what you're leaning toward. You get five recipe videos to choose from.
STUDY
Lo-fi, synthwave, rain, jazz café and more: long videos and live streams for one to eight hours in the background, on a timer.
WATCH IT YOUR WAY
• Open a workout or recipe list in the YouTube app with one tap, then cast it to your TV from there.
• Or play it right in Queuesetter, and send it to your TV with AirPlay.
• Three looks to choose from in Settings: Neon, Curator and Console.
FREE, NO ACCOUNT
Queuesetter is free, with no in-app purchases and no sign-in. It collects no personal data, saves nothing to your YouTube account and adds no ads of its own. Videos play in YouTube's player, which can show YouTube's ads.
Queuesetter plays videos through the YouTube API and is not affiliated with YouTube or Google.
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What's New in Queuesetter
1.1.0
October 31, 2026
FlowReel is now Queuesetter. Along with music channels, it lines up workouts that fit your time, dinner recipes and long focus sessions. Open a list in the YouTube app to cast it, or play it here. Plus a new look, a new icon and two alternative looks in Settings.
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