🎵 Music bingo: one YouTube playlist and the party runs itself

Music bingo is bingo where songs replace the numbered balls. The host pastes a YouTube playlist link, the platform pulls it apart into tracks — artist, title, year, cover art — and hands every guest a ticket of track numbers. A clip starts, the big screen shows the track number and a countdown, and you look for that square on your ticket and tap it. Then the screen reveals what it was — artist, title and year — and the whole room argues about who called it first.

Guests install nothing and register nowhere: a QR code sits on the big screen, a phone camera picks it up and the ticket opens straight in the browser. Marking a square is one tap, and the ticket survives a locked phone or a dropped connection. Latecomers walk in mid-game and get a ticket on the spot. Up to 20 guests play for free, up to 150 on premium — enough for an office party or a full bar.

Rounds build up: a single line first, then two lines, then the full house. Every claim is checked by the server, and the claimant’s ticket fills the big screen — correct marks in green, false ones in red, so nobody argues. The free tier plays 3×3 and 4×4 grids with up to 16 tracks per game; premium unlocks grids up to 10×10 and unlimited tracks. No playlist ready? Start with the built-in demo pack of worldwide hits.