For the room you’re in.
Stay for
one more song.

Your queue is in good hands.
A music companion for Discord. Shared queues, the right recording, and playlists worth coming back to.
Community prerelease Explore the local demo
Everyone gets
a turn.
Someone drops a link. Someone remembers a song. MusicMaid keeps one shared queue for everyone in the voice channel.
/musicOpen the console.Your music.
Right in the chat.
Find a recording, move a song, save the queue. These are the controls you’ll meet in Discord.
Try , , or below.
Reconstructed from MusicMaid’s Discord controls. Fictional tracks, synthesized audio; no Discord or music-service connection.
Everyone listening in the same voice channel can share playback and queue controls.
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 workKeep the good ones.
Save the current song and queue as a playlist, including the versions you picked.
Your queue, history, and playback checkpoints also survive restarts.
Save a little collectionFind your command.
Start with /music. Or go straight to the command you need.
No matching commands. Try “play”, “queue”, or “playlist”.
Tap the copy icon, then paste in Discord.
A few things to know.
Can I add MusicMaid to my server?
MusicMaid is currently a prerelease in the Wizard’s Sanctum community. A public service and a portable self-hosted release are being prepared. Public invitations aren’t available yet; the listening room above lets you explore the experience now.
Where can I play music from?
MusicMaid supports YouTube and SoundCloud searches and direct recording links. Spotify links can be matched to recordings from those sources. Available playback modes depend on the server’s setup; a Spotify link doesn’t always mean direct Spotify audio.
Who gets to control the music?
Listeners in the same voice channel as MusicMaid share playback and queue controls. Playlist creators and moderators manage saved playlists; other members can browse and play 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. You can explore the queue, recording choices, playlists, and history locally. Use MusicMaid in Discord to control your server’s playback.