The iOS remote app is an easy way to adjust the volume, skip songs or change the music playing. It's a great option if your staff doesn't have access to the player, or if you're using our Windows player. The iOS remote app is available on iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch with iOS 11 or later.

Although you can't access the Discover section from the iOS remote app, you can choose from your already added playlists, stations, and schedules.

Getting started with the remote app

The iOS remote app is a separate application to our Soundtrack Player that you download from App Store. You need to log in to your account via a browser to get the unique remote code for the zone where you want to control the music. 

1. Log in to business.soundtrackyourbrand.com with your email address and password. If you are not a user in the account, please reach out to your admin for the zone-specific remote code.
2. Click on the name of the location where you want to control the music. 
3. A window will pop up, go to the remote tab and find the code 
4. Download "Soundtrack Remote" from the App Store on your iOS device.
5. Open the app and enter the remote code. 
   
   

Learn your way around the app

You can monitor one, several, or all of your zones using the iOS remote app. Click on the plus symbol in the upper right-hand corner and enter the unique remote code for the zone. If you want to add several zones in the iOS remote app, you simply repeat these steps for all the ones you'd like to add.

Skip songs and adjust the volume
See what song is currently playing, adjust volume, and skip songs directly from the app. You can also share songs with your customers by clicking on the "Share" symbol (the arrow to the left of the pause).

Change music
Change what's playing by clicking the three-dots on the top right corner, then tap on "Change music". Pick from the stations, playlists, and schedules that have been added to your account by your admin. If you are the account admin, you can learn more about adding music to your account here.

Display mode
Click on the three-dotted menu highlighted in the picture below, and choose Display mode to display what's currently playing.