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Identify any song playing in your browser tab. Click to catch the sound. That song in the video you're watching? Get its name in one click. SoundCatch identifies music playing in any Chrome tab: YouTube videos, TikTok and Instagram on the web, Twitch streams, Netflix shows, podcasts, games. Click the icon, wait a few seconds, and you get the title, the artist, and links to Spotify and YouTube. WHY SOUNDCATCH • Works with headphones on. It listens to the tab, not your microphone. • No phone needed. No holding Shazam up to your speakers. • One click from any tab. No copying links, no switching apps. • Your history is saved, so you never lose a song you found. GREAT FOR • The background song in a YouTube video or TV show • The "original sound" on a TikTok or Reel • Music in a Twitch stream, game, or livestream • That track in a playlist with no song names PRIVACY SoundCatch only listens when you click it. It records a short audio clip from the current tab to identify the song. Nothing else is collected, and no account is needed. SONG STUCK IN YOUR HEAD? On your phone or away from the computer, use soundcatch.app: hum or sing the melody, or upload a TikTok or Reel video, and SoundCatch finds the song. Built by an independent developer. Questions or a song it missed? Email hello@soundcatch.app. I read every message.
Oct 28, 2026
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