MuID

What MuID is

MuID is a free Android application for identifying music. Its recognition function uses ACRCloud APIs, while JLyrics APIs support lyric searches and Deezer APIs retrieve song cover art. The app therefore brings track identification together with searches for lyrics and a way to retrieve cover images.

MuID is open source, and its public GitHub repository lists an MIT license. GitHub identifies Java as the repository language. The project page lists no releases, and it is the stated online home for the project. Android is the listed platform, with mobile also identified as platform support; the app’s stated purpose is music identification.

The maintainer is identified as Mostafa Hazem, whose GitHub profile lists Dubai, UAE. MuID’s scope is focused on recognizing music and surfacing related song information through its lyrics and cover-art functions. That gives Android users a free, openly licensed app centered on music identification, with those additional lookup functions alongside recognition.

Who it suits

MuID suits Android users who want to identify music and look up associated lyrics or cover art. Its MIT-licensed public repository may also interest people seeking an open-source project.

Getting started

1. Visit the public MuID GitHub repository.
2. Use the repository page as the stated project location.
3. Use an Android device, the listed platform.

Verdict

Choose MuID if you want a free Android music identification app with lyric search and cover-art retrieval. Look elsewhere if you need a listed platform beyond Android or a published repository release.