MusicMaid

For the room you’re in.

Stay for
one more song.

MusicMaid, the bob-haired wizard maid wearing headphones and a little gold apple on her collar.

Your queue is in good hands.

A music companion for Discord. Shared queues, the right recording, and playlists worth coming back to.

Try the console Browse commands

Self-hosted beta Run MusicMaid

Ready when you areMoonlit Circuit

Everyone gets
a turn.

Someone drops a link. Someone remembers a song. MusicMaid keeps one shared queue, with FIFO order or fair turns between listeners.

/musicOpen current controls.

Your music.
Right in the chat.

Add music from one form. Keep full controls on Now playing, and open the current player from older cards without losing your place.

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music-roomInteractive example · sample session
MusicMaidAPPYour music, right here.

Paused

Moonlit Circuit — Sanctum Sessions

Playback
paused · 0:00 / 3:24
Audio source
YouTube · example
Requested by
You

Up next · 3 queued

    Add music to try source and recording choices, or Resume to hear the demo. Everything stays in this browser.

    Based on MusicMaid’s public beta controls, with optional video shown. Fictional tracks and synthesized audio; no Discord or music-service connection.

    Everyone listening in the same voice channel can share playback and queue controls.

    THE ONE YOU MEANT

    the album version.
    the live recording.
    your recording.

    Take your pick

    The recording
    you came for.

    A clear artist-and-title match starts playing. When it’s less certain, review the recordings before choosing.

    A direct YouTube or SoundCloud link selects that exact upload. If playback needs recovery, she retries your chosen recording.

    On servers with video enabled, Watch video follows the same YouTube recording. Closing the viewer leaves voice audio playing.

    See how recording choices work

    Keep the good ones.

    Save a track or the whole queue, including the versions you picked. Import a playlist or share your collection as a file.

    Your queue, history, and playback checkpoints also survive restarts.

    Save a little collection

    Find your command.

    Start with /music for current controls, or /play for the Add music form.

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    Tap the copy icon, then paste in Discord.

    A few things to know.

    Can I add MusicMaid to my server?

    Yes. MusicMaid is open source on GitHub under the MIT license. The current release, 0.1.0-beta.1, is self-hosted for one community using your own Discord application and provider accounts. The guided installer supports AlmaLinux 10 on x86_64. Start with the self-hosting guide; there is no shared hosted service or public invite.

    Where can I play music from?

    Available sources depend on the server’s setup. MusicMaid supports YouTube and SoundCloud searches and recording links. Spotify links can supply metadata for a playable match; original Spotify audio is a separate optional integration. The player shows the actual source. See the source guide for setup and availability.

    Who gets to control the music?

    Listeners in the same voice channel as MusicMaid share playback and queue controls. Moderators choose FIFO order or fair turns and have recovery tools if playback stops. Playlist creators and moderators manage saved playlists; everyone can browse, play and export them.

    Will our playlists and queue be remembered?

    Yes. MusicMaid saves queues, playlists, history, and playback checkpoints across restarts. A saved playlist keeps the recordings you chose, so you can come back to the same mix.

    Is this website controlling the actual bot?

    The example above recreates MusicMaid’s Discord controls using fictional tracks and original ambient audio. It runs locally in your browser. Use MusicMaid in Discord for your server’s playback; the member controls guide covers the real bot.

    Ready when you are.