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Hear a clip, name the artist before the ring runs out. Streaks multiply your score. Global leaderboard. Navāyab is a listening game. It plays a track and asks you to name the artist — quickly. Every track is worth one point per second of its own length, and that value drains as it plays. A four-minute song answered in the opening bars is worth almost four hundred points. Wait for the chorus and there is far less left. Answer wrong and you lose the seconds that have already passed, so hesitating cuts both ways. THREE LEVELS Pick your difficulty at the start of each game: - Novice — 2 names to choose from, single stakes - Adept — 4 names, double stakes - Master — 8 names, quadruple stakes More names means a bigger multiplier: more reward and more risk on every second. BRING YOUR OWN MUSIC Navāyab ships empty. Whoever runs it loads the library from a CSV of artist, title, audio URL, and cover art — MP3 or HLS streams both play. The cover hides behind a spinning motif while you guess and is revealed the moment you answer. SHARED OR SOLO Point it at a Firebase project for a shared song library and a live global leaderboard across everyone playing. Or keep everything on your own machine — no account, no network beyond the audio itself. ALSO - A complete Persian interface with right-to-left layout, one tap away - Answer with the number keys - A best-run leaderboard, one entry per player Open source. Built for Persian music, but it plays anything you give it.