Hi, there is a project called SongRec which is a Shazam client for Linux, but is there an open source Shazam client app for Android?

I know that I can use the official Shazam app, but the fact that I use a closed-source app, having almost all my apps open-source, that really bothers me 🥲

  • @[email protected]
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    81 year ago

    You could try Audile if you don’t mind switching away from Shazam. I don’t use the app heavily, but it has worked great for me.

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      41 year ago

      The only issue with Audile. Is that you have to sign up for AudD. The cheapest option is $5/month. If you use it a lot, then that could be worth it. I would like to find an open source replacement for SoundHound, but since I only use it, maybe 10 times a year, it isn’t worth $60/year.

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        51 year ago

        You only need a subscription if you use it over 300 times per day (or week, I can’t remember). I haven’t needed an API token and have been using it with no account successfully.

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    21 year ago

    You can use open source Firefox to access it

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    1 year ago

    I know that I can use the official Shazam app, but the fact that I use a closed-source app, having almost all my apps open-source, that really bothers me 🥲

    This doesn’t really bother me to be honest… it’s music after all, everyone benefits from it, even if they have some of my data and use it.

    I will have to thank you for the info though… about the app I mean… I was looking for something like that to run on Linux ☺️.