Jamly

In development

Everyone in the room has the same taste and a different subscription. Sharing a song turns into a link that half of them cannot open.

S.01How it came about

Where Jamly started, and what came of it.

The problem

Music sits split across streaming services, so listening together means everyone needs the same apps.

The idea

Connect the services instead of replacing them. Keep the subscription you already pay for, and stop letting it decide who you can listen with.

The solution

One experience across providers: playlists that cross platforms, listening together, and sharing music without asking which service somebody is on.

What it is worth

One library, one playlist, one room — regardless of which logo is on anybody's account.

S.02Concept

Where the design stands today, before a single screen is final.

Jamly — concept screens. The interface is still in design, so these are drawn, not photographed.

S.03What it does

Everything Jamly is built to do.

Cross-provider playlists

A playlist that resolves to whatever service each listener actually has.

Listen together

The same queue, in sync, without everyone converging on one subscription first.

Share a song

Send the track, not a link that only opens in one app.

One library

Saved songs and albums from several services in a single view and a single search.

Keep your plan

Nothing to migrate and nothing to cancel. Jamly sits on top of what you already pay for.

Built for the room

Designed for people listening in the same place, not for an algorithm listening alone.

For listeners

Keep your service. Build playlists and listen together with people who are on a different one.

For platforms and venues

A cross-provider layer for shared listening. Talk to us about integrating or licensing it.

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S.04Music

Your music. One experience.

S.05Keep going

Different problems, different apps, the same mindset underneath.

PongHub

From paper tournaments to digital experiences. One platform for the whole tournament: schedule, results, statistics, hall of fame, photo gallery, payments and player characters.

MoveMate

Moving should feel like moving, not paperwork. An app that centralises the paperwork around a move: scanning and forwarding documents, municipalities, insurers and every task in one place.

SportsHub

Tournaments deserve better than paper. Tournament software for organisers and players: teams, schedules, results, statistics and a live overview, built on what PongHub already proved.

S.06Contact

Let’s shape the solution.

Companies, clubs and organisers write to us about using one of our products commercially, extending it, or building something new. So do people with an idea that might fit us.

Write to us See our products

studio@origama.ch

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