BeatFind

BeatFind instantly identifies any song playing around you, then becomes your backstage pass to artist bios, full albums, and hidden track gems. Its secret weapon? A strobe-light feature that transforms your phone into a beat-driven disco ball. Perfect for curious listeners and impromptu dance-offs alike.

Features of BeatFind app

⚡ Instant Song Sniffer – Identify tracks in 3 seconds flat

⚡ Disco Flashlight – Lights pulse to basslines (works at clubs, bars, even your cat’s meow)

🎵 Streaming Tunnel – Jump straight to Spotify/YouTube after ID’ing a song

🎵 Silent Search – Shazam-like detection without yelling into your phone

💎 Genre Time Machine – Explore similar songs from the ‘80s, ‘90s, or 2020s

💎 Concert Radar – Get alerts when identified artists tour nearby

Advantages of BeatFind online

Recognizes obscure remixes and live versions better than Shazam

“Party Mode” keeps the lights flashing even if your phone sleeps

Lyrics scroll in sync with identified tracks

Free tier includes 20 monthly identifications

Disadvantages of BeatFind online

- Flashlight feature eats 30% more battery

- Can’t ID songs during phone calls

- Taylor Swift tracks sometimes show fan edits instead of originals

Who Built This?

Created by tunemasters at AudioAlchemy Labs, a Stockholm startup obsessed with merging music tech and witchcraft (metaphorically). Their previous app, Festify, powered lighting systems at Coachella.

Vs. The Competition

Shazam: Faster updates for viral TikTok songs but no party features

SoundHound: Better lyric accuracy but looks like a 2012 app

SongCatcher: Focuses on indie artists only; zero strobe-lighting pizzazz

Street Cred

4.8 stars (187K reviews) with users raving, “Made me popular at weddings!” but some grumbling about ads for karaoke apps.

Latest Upgrade

Version 1.6.55 added compatibility with Tesla car speakers and guinea pig vocal recordings (yes, really).

No AI was lobotomized to create this text. We just really like music and sarcasm.