PinaOne playlist.
Every platform.
Your friend is on Spotify. You’re on Apple Music. Someone’s on YouTube Music. Pina is the neutral ground where you build the playlist together — and everyone plays it through the account they already pay for.
Every platform, one at a time
Pina launches with Spotify and YouTube Music, then opens up to the rest of your library over the following months.
The mobile app arrives first — build playlists and open live rooms with friends.
pina.app goes live for anyone linked to Spotify or YouTube Music.
Link your Apple Music account and bring it into every room and playlist.
Independent tracks and unofficial remixes make it into the mix.
Deezer accounts connect, rounding out the lineup.
Three friends, one playlist, all at once
Everyone adds in real time and every track keeps the name of whoever brought it. Credit where it’s due, arguments settled.
Amara
Mateo
YunaPress play once. Everybody hears it.
A live room keeps the whole group on the same track at the same second. Each person’s audio comes from their own subscription, so nobody has to switch apps, share a login, or pay for a second service.
Pina holds the order of the tracks. The audio always comes from your own account.
One link, any country, any service. Latecomers drop straight into the current track.
Every play counts on the platform it came from, exactly as it would without Pina.
Switching services shouldn’t cost you your library
Send any playlist to any service you’re linked to. Pina matches every track, tells you the handful it couldn’t find, and offers alternates.
How it works
Connect Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music or all three. Pina never asks you to move house.
Search once, find the track on every service at the same time, and drop it in the shared room.
Playback runs through your own linked account, so artists get paid the same way and your subscription still counts.
Pina doesn’t stream music. It holds the playlist, and hands each track to the service you already pay for — so a room of friends on three different apps hears the same order, the same night.