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Point it at your files
The app reads the music already on your phone — the songs WhatsApp
saved as random numbers, and anything else that lost its name. mp3 · m4a · opus · ogg · wav
Unnamed AUD-20240817-WA0031.opus
Give your songs their names back.
Drop in the audio WhatsApp saved as random numbers. The deck
listens to each one, finds the match, and hands it back as
Artist – Title, ready for your library.
Each one gets pulled apart
and fingerprinted.
A twelve-second sample — never the whole song — is matched against millions of pressings. Nothing is kept afterwards.
Then it comes back labelled.
Secondsper track, most times
Millionsof pressings to match against
No keyto copy — just your email
The deck
Load your tapes, hit identify.
Open a folder on this PC and the deck reads it in place — naming everything it can from the tags already there, for nothing.
This is a design preview, so the parts that need the backend — signing in, credits and paid identification — are switched off. Opening a folder and naming files for free runs entirely in your browser and works here.
Insert tapes here
Click to choose files, or drag your audio in
mp3 · m4a · opus · ogg · wav
or
Open a folder on this PC
Reads the whole folder, works out every name it can for free, and renames the files where they sit.
Your music stays on your machine. The folder is read in your
browser, and most files are named from what they already carry
— no upload at all. Only for a file that needs identifying does
a 12-second sample go to the deck, never the whole song, and
nothing is kept afterwards.
0 tracks loaded
No tapes loaded yet. Open a folder above,
or drop some unnamed audio in, to get started.
How it works
Three steps, no fuss.
Playing music is free. Naming it is the part that costs, because every lookup costs real money at the other end.
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The deck listens
Most files are named for free from what they already carry. Only a file that needs identifying sends a twelve-second sample — never the whole song.
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Get it back, renamed
Review the match, edit the label if it is not quite right, and the file
is renamed where it sits — as Artist – Title, tags
and all.
Pricing
Simple top-ups. No lock-in.
Buy a pack when you need it, or subscribe if the unnamed files keep piling up. Every tier is better value per song than the one below it.
Small pack
R26.99
50 songs · one-time
A single top-up for a smaller batch of unnamed files. Valid for 60 days.
R0.54 per song
Large pack
R64.99
150 songs · one-time
Best for a full library clean-up in one go — the typical WhatsApp backlog. Valid for 60 days.
R0.43 per song
Bulk pack
R159.99
400 songs · one-time
The cheapest way to buy outright — for a long backlog, or a library you keep adding to. Valid for 60 days.
R0.40 per song
Monthly
R47.99/mo
up to 200 songs / month
For regular use, when new unnamed files keep showing up. Cancel anytime.
R0.24 per song
- Credits expire 60 days from their own purchase date
- A no-match still spends a credit — the lookup was paid for either way
- An outage spends nothing and requeues the file
Ready when you are
Load your tapes,
hit identify.
Everything happens right here. Open a folder, let the deck name what it can for nothing, and sign in only when you want the rest identified.
Taken apart, piece by piece.
A twelve-second sample is all that ever leaves your machine — and only for a file that nothing free could name.
Put back together, with its name on.
Your music stays put
Most files are named on your own machine from the tags they already carry. Nothing is kept once an answer comes back.