RELAX JUKEBOX
RELAX JUKEBOX / PRIVATE PROTOTYPE

How the prototype works

From accepting the policies to manually starting playback. The actual workflow in the separate local LAB.

Updated 16 September 2026

About RELAX LAB

RELAX JUKEBOX is developing music selection controls. Its separate test component, RELAX ONLINE VIDEO LAB, uses YouTube Data API v3 and the official YouTube IFrame Player. It runs locally on the owner's computer for private, non-commercial development testing by one operator.

This public website provides the application description and documentation. The application itself does not run at this address and is not available to the general public.

User workflow

01

Read and accept the policies

The operator reads the terms and privacy policy and confirms acceptance before the features become available. The owner enters their YouTube API key into a separate local form on their own computer.

02

Manually search for a music video

The operator enters a query and presses Search. One search.list request returns up to eight YouTube results. Typing does not send requests, and the application does not automatically fetch further result pages.

03

Select and verify a video

Selecting a result triggers a metadata check through videos.list. The private prototype limits testing to embeddable music videos without live streams or age restrictions, and a duration of up to 15 minutes. These are prototype restrictions. Full features are available directly on YouTube.

04

Use the visible YouTube player

Opening the player page connects to YouTube. Playback starts only when the operator manually presses Play. Hiding the page removes the embedded player. YouTube provides the video, controls and any advertisements.

Data handling

The application uses public YouTube results. It does not use Google sign-in, access private playlists or subscriptions, or modify a user's account. The owner enters the API key locally. The local server uses it to authenticate requests to Google; this public website does not request it.

Videos and music are not downloaded or stored in an offline library, and audio is not separated from video. See the privacy policy for temporary data handling and Google services.

Review access

The prototype runs locally and has no public user account. To arrange a demonstration of the actual workflow or the provision of review materials, contact the operator: Jozef Popjak, relaxgamesro@gmail.com.

This description does not replace access to the application or evidence of its actual behavior. Publication of this website does not represent application approval or a quota increase from Google.

Documentation version: the updated private LAB build includes the policies dated 16 September 2026. Before an audit demonstration, the operator must verify this date on the local Terms and Privacy pages. Older running builds may still contain the previous wording.