Festify

Festify is an engaging and entertaining application that may very well help you bring your parties or home gatherings to a whole new level by allowing your guests or friends to choose which music should be played next directly from their smartphones.

Probably the first thing you should know is the fact that that Festify is actually based on Spotify. This means that it requires the presence of Spotify's client app on your computer's system, as well as a valid Spotify Premium Account.

Of course, it almost goes without saying that you'll also need an active Internet connection, both for streaming music from Spotify and so that your guests can choose the music via their smartphones.

With that taken care of, you can move onto creating a new party room, building your playlist and inviting your friends to view it. Basically, the track with the most votes will be played next, pretty simple.

If you're even remotely worried about this being a bit too complicated, it's well worth pointing out that there's really no reason to fret. The joining process is extremely straightforward, as all your guests only need to scan the displayed QR code or go to the https://festify.us address and enter the room's party code.

The app also provides you with a few remote control privileges, as well. For instance, you can play, pause, skip or delete tracks from the queue directly from your smartphone.

Other than that, it's also worth pointing out that despite the app's overall simplicity, it looks relatively modern, mainly thanks to the fan art for each playing song. You may also be interested in knowing that the app is currently in a fairly young development stage (listed as Alpha on its official GitHub repository).

To conclude, Festify is a very exciting application that provides you with a whole new way of keeping both your guests and yourself entertained by making use of your Spotify Premium account and by giving all of you the power to vote for the following songs.

Best of all, the app is incredibly simple to install and configure, not to mention that the "pairing" process is as straightforward as they get, so you should have no problems getting your parties started.