How do I add my Spotify playlist?

The playlist gets made in Spotify: you copy the link there with Share then Copy link, and paste it into OPHIRA. OPHIRA never asks for your Spotify account and never sees your songs — it holds the link, shows Spotify's own player, and keeps the list of who you asked to collaborate.

The order matters, and it isn't the obvious one: the playlist gets made in Spotify, and OPHIRA comes after. Nothing you do here creates a playlist.

How to paste it

1. Make the playlist in Spotify.
2. On the playlist: Share → Copy link.
3. In OPHIRA, open Playlist. Add playlist asks for the link; the name and the note for your guests are optional.

Which links work

• Spotify's Share button, exactly as it comes.
• The one Spotify copies in Spanish, with intl-es in the middle.
• The desktop app one, starting with spotify:playlist:.

An album, a song or an artist won't work. And if the link ends in a ?si=, OPHIRA drops it: a tracking token tied to whoever shared it, and the page your guests open is public.

What OPHIRA does here, and what it doesn't

OPHIRA isn't a music app. It doesn't touch your Spotify account, it doesn't see your songs and it doesn't play them — what you see on screen is Spotify's own player, embedded. What stays on this side is the link, whatever you wrote next to it, the list of who you asked to collaborate, and the page you share with your guests. Without a Spotify session that player gives 30 seconds of each song; signed in, it plays in full.

Removing the playlist from OPHIRA doesn't delete it from Spotify.