Digital jukebox in Miami
Miami runs on Latin music and beach bars. Let guests pick the playlist, not a speaker on shuffle.
From a beach bar on Ocean Drive to a Latin club in Little Havana, Miami's nightlife runs almost entirely on requests — reggaeton, salsa, Latin pop, all in the same room, all night. Rockola.app puts that request system on a screen you already own: guests scan a QR code, pick the song from their own phone, and the room decides what plays.
- Works on the TV or monitor you already have
- Guests request music from their own phone
- You keep control: skip, remove or reorder anytime
- 30-day free trial — no charge until it ends
Built for a city that runs on requests
In Miami, guests already expect to influence what plays — give them a real way to do it.
A catalog built for Miami's crowd
Reggaeton, salsa, Latin pop, hip hop and pop side by side — the mix that already fills Miami's bars and clubs.
Paid priority for a request-heavy room
When everyone wants their song next, paid priority turns that demand into extra spend instead of a shouting match with the DJ.
The room stays yours
Skip or remove any song from your dashboard, no matter how many credits were paid for it.
No extra staff needed
The queue runs itself; nobody has to man a laptop or take requests by hand at the DJ booth.
Questions from Miami bar owners
Does the catalog fit a mostly-Latin crowd?
Yes, reggaeton, salsa, Latin pop and Latin regional genres are core to the catalog, alongside pop and hip hop.
Can it replace shouting requests at the DJ booth?
It complements the DJ: the queue shows exactly what the room wants, in order, so the DJ or the system decides with real information instead of guessing.
Does it work on a beach bar with an outdoor screen?
Yes, any screen with a browser and an internet connection works indoors or outdoors.
Can I charge more to jump the queue on a busy Saturday?
Yes, you set how many credits paid priority costs and can adjust it per night.
Let Miami's crowd run the playlist, not a shuffle
30-day free trial. No hardware, no contract.