While music streaming services like Spotify offer tons of features, cross-platform playlist creation isn't one of them. Many users overlook this gap—especially when friends use different apps. 4 Ways You're Using Spotify Wrong highlights common pitfalls, and if you're switching services, this guide shows how to move your playlists safely.
Flo solves this by letting you build a 'mega playlist' that pulls tracks from multiple sources. This free app connects you and your friends to create a shared 'Flo' of tunes. Once set up, anyone can add songs, keeping the vibe alive—all via the same Wi-Fi or the host's access point.
Designed for parties, Flo offers two modes: 'One Speaker' for playing through the host's device to a great speaker, or 'Shared Music' where every phone plays simultaneously for a surround-sound effect.
Flo currently supports only Spotify (Premium required) and SoundCloud (is SoundCloud Go worth it?). It's iPhone-only for now, with an Android version in development.
Despite these limits, Flo is an innovative tool with huge potential as it evolves.
Ready to try Flo for your next playlist collab? Share your thoughts in the comments!
