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Play Music & Watch Videos at the SAME TIME on multiple devices!
By Trang Nguyen
Editor, media and streaming
AmpMe is a music and video player built around playing the same audio or video on several phones at once. The developer positions it for a group of people in one place who want more volume from phones they already own.
It also works for people who are not in the same room. The listing describes remote Live Parties where listeners from anywhere can join the same session.
Connected phones play the same music or video at the same time. The listing says each extra phone adds to the total volume, so a group can build a louder sound from devices they already carry.
The build we hold is AmpMe - Speaker Booster 9.2.2 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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This is the core of the app. Everything else, from the sources it streams to the party features, sits on top of this sync.
The player pulls content from YouTube, Spotify, Deezer and SoundCloud. The listing also names your own music library as a source, so locally stored tracks can be played alongside streamed ones.
Because the sources are the same ones used for synced playback, a group can pick tracks from any of these services and send them to every connected phone.
A Live Party is a session that people join from different locations. The developer says listeners can connect with friends, DJs, influencers or strangers around the world through these parties.
Each party has a playlist that the group works through together. Participants can chat in the party and suggest a new track to add.
To connect with friends, you sign in with Facebook or Google. Once signed in, you can follow friends' profiles and get notified when they start a party.
The friend features depend on that sign-in. The listing presents chat and track suggestions as part of the social side of the app, alongside the parties themselves.