The music of the night, to take home.
The day after, someone is looking for the one song everybody sang along to. One button puts everything that played into your own Apple Music library as a new playlist — for you as the host and for every one of your guests.
One button, one playlist.
Juqed creates a new playlist named after your event and the day — say “Birthday hosted by Max · 16/10/2026” — and fills it with every song that played, in the order of the night. Not the last fifty, all of them.
If a song played twice, it appears once, where it first came up. The playlist is a keepsake, not a broadcast log.
Everyone takes their night home.
On the event summary the button sits right above the song list. Anyone with the address can press it — no Juqed account, just their own Apple Music sign-in.
For you that means: you don't have to send anyone a list. Whoever is still hunting for Saturday's song on Monday already has it in their library — and thinks of your party when they play it.
Straight from the history.
In Juqed Web “Save as Apple Music playlist” sits in the history, right next to “Clear history”. In Juqed Go* the same button sits at the bottom of the history tab.
The feature is not tied to any paid tier — it is part of every event, including the free tier of Juqed Web.
* Coming to Juqed Go with an app update in November.
Apple Music, with a library.
- An Apple Music subscription — the playlist is created in your own library, and Apple only puts catalogue songs there with a subscription. If it's missing, Juqed tells you straight away.
- The library is switched on — on iPhone that is “Sync Library” under Settings › Apps › Music. For most people it already is.
- Your own music stays out — songs from your own folders are not in the Apple Music catalogue, so they are missing from the playlist.
- Not every song in every country — whoever exports from another country won't get songs Apple doesn't carry there. How many, the message at the end tells you.
Nothing — it happens on your side.
The playlist is created between your device and Apple. Juqed only supplies the list of songs; who exported and what is in your library, our server never learns.
On the event summary Apple is only contacted once someone presses the button. Just looking at the page sends Apple nothing.
What people ask about saving the playlist.
Do my guests need a Juqed account for this?
No. They only need their own Apple Music sign-in. The button sits on the event summary, and anyone with the address can press it.
Do songs that played twice appear twice?
No. Every song appears once in the playlist, where it first played.
Why are a few songs missing?
Either they came from your own folders, which aren't in the Apple Music catalogue, or Apple doesn't carry them in the exporter's country. The message at the end says how many were added.
Does the playlist keep growing while music is still playing?
No. It contains what played up to the moment of pressing. Press again later and you get a second, complete playlist.
Does this work with Spotify?
No. Juqed plays from Apple Music, so that is where the playlist is created.
Does it cost anything?
No. The feature belongs to no paid tier and is available in every event.
What played, stays.
Try Juqed Web free in your browser; Juqed Go is available for iPhone and iPad.