Your queue. Your sound.

Driler FM turns YouTube links into a music queue for your stream. The player drops into OBS as a plain web page, and you run the queue from any browser, on any device.

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Sunset Drive
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How it works

Three steps to music on stream.

01

Build the queue

Drop in YouTube links one by one or load a playlist you saved earlier. Every track starts from the top — we strip the leftover params out of the link.

02

Add the player to OBS

Copy the player link and paste it into a Browser source. That's the whole setup: no plugins, no installs, no separate app.

03

Then it plays itself

Tracks run in order, and anything that won't play on stream is skipped automatically after 3.5 seconds. Skip, pause or reorder whenever you like — the overlay updates right away.

Features

Exactly what stream music needs.

The queue takes orders mid-stream

Drag a track to reorder it. Skip the one that got old, hit pause, add something new in the middle of a broadcast — the OBS player picks it up instantly, no scene reload.

Darksynth — Neon ProtocolPlaying
Breakcore Anthology Vol. 2
Industrial Techno Bunker Set

Playlists worth sharing

Build a set ahead of time and load it into the queue in one click. A playlist link opens an import for anyone you send it to. One playlist on the free plan, as many as you want on Pro.

AI — Pro

YouTube search and AI picks

Search for tracks without leaving the app, using your own YouTube API key so the quota stays yours. On Pro you can describe the moment instead and let AI pull a shortlist.

Pro

Donation requests and chat bot

DonationAlerts and Donatty drop links from donation messages straight into the queue. The YouTube chat bot tells viewers which track is playing.

DonationAlertsDonattyYouTube

Start the music.

Free plan, no card required. Setup takes a couple of minutes, then the queue runs on its own.