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Open-source Android app that identifies songs playing nearby, using AudD, ACRCloud and Shazam recognition services.

Open-source alternative to:Shazam

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What is it?

Audile is an Android app for recognizing music that is playing near you. It sends a short audio recording to the AudD, ACRCloud or Shazam recognition services and shows the matched track's title, artist, album, release year, artwork and lyrics. Odesli is used to find links to the track on other music platforms.

Recognition can be triggered from the notification drawer, a home screen widget, a floating button or a quick settings tile, so you do not need to open the app. If there is no connection, the recording is saved and recognition resumes when the device is back online. Recognized tracks are kept in a library where you can search, filter, favorite or delete them.

AudD and ACRCloud are paid services that require your own API token or project setup, though the app can run without an AudD token with a much lower daily limit. The app runs on Android 8.0 or later and is available through F-Droid and GitHub releases.

Key features

  • 01Identifies songs with AudD, ACRCloud and Shazam recognition services.
  • 02Saves recordings offline and resumes recognition when the network returns.
  • 03Triggers recognition from notifications, a home screen widget, a floating button or quick settings.
  • 04Shows title, artist, album, release year, artwork and lyrics for matched tracks.
  • 05Provides links to the track on popular music services via Odesli.
  • 06Stores recognized tracks in a searchable library with favorites.

Use cases

  • Finding the name of a song heard in a café, shop or radio.
  • Quickly recognizing music from the notification bar without opening an app.
  • Saving identified tracks to a personal library and opening them on streaming services.

Quick start

  1. 1

    Download the app from F-Droid or the GitHub releases page

  2. 2

    Obtain an AudD or ACRCloud API token (optional, for higher recognition limits)

  3. 3

    Build from sources by following the BUILDING.md instructions

Things to know

  • Requires Android 8.0 or later.
  • Recognition relies on paid third-party services; AudD and ACRCloud need API tokens for full use.
  • F-Droid builds cannot be upgraded to GitHub releases.

Topics

#music-recognition#android#kotlin#jetpack-compose#audio#shazam-alternative#acrcloud#android-application#android-widget#audd

FAQ

What is Audile?
Open-source Android app that identifies songs playing nearby, using AudD, ACRCloud and Shazam recognition services. Audile is an Android app for recognizing music that is playing near you. It sends a short audio recording to the AudD, ACRCloud or Shazam recognition services and shows the matched track's title, artist, album, release year, artwork and lyrics. Odesli is used to find links to the track on other music platforms.
Is Audile free to use? What license does it have?
Audile is open source under the GPL-3.0 license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
Is Audile still maintained?
Actively maintained. The last commit to Audile was on Oct 19, 2026.
What can I use Audile for?
Finding the name of a song heard in a café, shop or radio. Quickly recognizing music from the notification bar without opening an app. Saving identified tracks to a personal library and opening them on streaming services.
How do I install Audile?
Download the app from F-Droid or the GitHub releases page Obtain an AudD or ACRCloud API token (optional, for higher recognition limits) Build from sources by following the BUILDING.md instructions
Where can I get Audile?
The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/AudileTeam/Audile

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