Less skipping.
More flowing.
Make your own playlists. Collect them your way.
Listen in peace.
Flow Station is a digital jukebox. It takes the way people used to listen — a coin, a code,
a shelf you could put your hands on — and builds it around the music you listen to now: your files,
your Drive, your YouTube links.
L.I.P. · Listen in Peace
Listen in Peace.
Your own jukebox. On the web. Bring your own files, YouTube links, or Drive folders — Flow Station turns them into a real cabinet with 100 numbered folders, two-digit codes, coin credits, and a vinyl that actually spins.
No catalogue, no algorithm. Flow Station plays the music you listen to now. The cabinet on the right is live — drop a coin and it really plays.
STATION
Ready
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Folder 00 · YouTube link
Drop a coin, type two digits, then press Enter.
Where the music comes from
- 00A YouTube link (already loaded)
- 01An mp3 from this device, and only this deviceEMPTY
- 02A file in your Google Drive, playable anywhere you sign inPAID
- 03A track list imported from Excel or CSVPAID
- 04Try a YouTube link of your own (paste one below)EMPTY
Put your own music in 01 and 04
Paste a link or pick a file, drop a coin, type the two digits and press Enter. It really plays.
Nothing is uploaded. The link plays through YouTube and the file plays from your own machine, which is exactly how a real cabinet works. One folder, one source — a cabinet has a hundred of them, 00 to 99, and you decide what goes in each.
From the jukebox to the reel
Collect them your way.
Jukebox title strips, a rack of cassette tapes, a row of CD spines, a wall of covers, or the Flower reel that turns — pick whichever fits the music. For people who never stopped collecting, in an era that stopped printing sleeves.
Hear it before you sign anything.