For you · Collection · Lists
Find it. Save it. Come back to it.
From For you suggestions to your To listen collection. And into lists you make your own.
Jazz Sabbath, because Luca gave it 5 stars.
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Your music diary and community
Your life, record by record.
Keep track of albums and tracks, discover new releases and share records, ratings and reviews with people who love music.
Free. Spotify and Apple Music are optional.
The ones you love. The ones you will.
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Discover. Save. Share.
The idea of TV Time, for music: remember what you hear, find your next record and meet people who want to talk about it.
People · Recommendations
A recommendation that goes somewhere.
Send it to Marta. It goes into her To listen collection. When she rates it, you hear back.
Marta gives it 4 stars. You hear back here.
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Ratings · Reviews · Comments
Your rating. Then, a conversation.
A note to remember what a record meant to you. A review to talk about it with others.
Giulia asks where to start. Luca replies.
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New releases · Release Rooms
A new record. 72 hours with the people listening to it.
Listen. Talk as you go.
Discussions, reviews, track ratings. Then the community’s verdict.
Music brings people together.
A song is a good beginning.
Invite someone and swap tracks. The chat is private, encrypted and lasts 24 hours after acceptance.
One year. The records that stay.
Look back at records, ratings and notes. A connected service adds listening data and personal charts.
Who picks the next song?
One code, one shared queue: friends add tracks, the organiser plays them.
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Your MusMe account is enough to start.
Spotify and Apple Music are optional: they add the listening data and charts your service makes available, and are required for Jukebox.
Questions
What does it cost?
Nothing. MusMe is free and has no ads. It is a personal project by four people: Andrea, Alexander, Andrei and Damiano.
Do I need Spotify or Apple Music?
No. Collection, ratings, reviews, Rooms and chats work with just a MusMe account. Connecting a service adds plays, charts, the full Rewind and the Jukebox.
What is a Release Room?
When enough people are waiting for a new record, MusMe opens a 72-hour room: discussions, reviews, track ratings and, with Spotify, a listening chart. At the end comes the verdict.
How does chat privacy work?
In normal use, messages are end-to-end encrypted and the server cannot read them. A chat lasts 24 hours after acceptance; when it ends, the server deletes the encrypted messages. If you report the chat, it ends and you can send the team up to 30 messages you select; the team can read them for up to 90 days. The encryption has not had an independent audit.
Who sees my ratings?
Notes and ratings stay yours until you publish the review. One exception: your rating of a record someone recommended goes back to them.
Where do the records come from?
The catalogue and cover art come from MusicBrainz and the Cover Art Archive, the open databases of music.
Are reviews moderated?
You can report a review. After several reports, it may be hidden automatically.
Can I delete my account?
Yes: Settings → Delete account, with your password. MusMe removes associated data as described in the privacy policy; images or data you shared outside the app remain with their recipients.
Is there a minimum age?
Yes, MusMe is for people aged 14 or older, Spotify included. Adults and minors cannot chat with each other; minors can chat only with friends. It speaks Italian, English and Spanish and is not available in France.
Your music story starts with a record.
Bring your records to MusMe. Free, for iPhone and Android.