MuziFind

What MuziFind is

MuziFind is a free, open-source Android app for recognizing audio in Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. It captures and analyzes audio playing in other applications, then offers links to Spotify, YouTube, and the web when it identifies the sound. Recognition uses ACR Cloud, so project setup requires an access key, secret key, host, and bucket information. Setup also calls for configuring a Firebase app, placing `google-services.json` at the project root, and creating a Firebase Realtime Database to store necessary data. The project is licensed under the MIT License and links to a Google Play listing. MuziFind describes itself as independent and not affiliated with Instagram, YouTube, or Spotify. Its repository welcomes contributions through forks, feature or fix branches, and pull requests, and invites questions or feedback at [email protected]. The setup requirements mean using the project involves configuring both recognition and database services.

Who it suits

MuziFind suits Android users who want to identify audio playing in Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts and follow links to listening or web services. Its setup requirements may suit people comfortable configuring ACR Cloud and Firebase.

Limits

The listed platform is Android. Running the project requires ACR Cloud credentials plus Firebase configuration and a Realtime Database.

Getting started

1. Open the project repository or its Google Play listing
2. Configure an ACR Cloud account with access key, secret key, host, and bucket information
3. Configure a Firebase app
4. Place google-services.json at the project root
5. Set up a Firebase Realtime Database for required data
6. Build or install the Android app

Verdict

MuziFind focuses on identifying audio from Reels and Shorts, then linking to places to explore it. It is free and open source, but its setup requires configuration for both ACR Cloud and Firebase.