Earshot: name the song
About Earshot
Name the song from a tenth of a second
Earshot plays the first fraction of a second of a song and asks you to name it. Every skip or wrong guess plays a longer clip. Play as many rounds as you like, keep a streak going, or send a friend the song you just played.
How to play
- 01Listen
Press play. You start with 0.1 seconds and can replay the clip as often as you like.
- 02Guess
Type the song title, pick it from the list and press Guess.
- 03Need more?
Skip or guess wrong to hear 0.5, 1, 3, 7, then 15 seconds. After the reveal, go to the next song or challenge a friend.
Make it yours
Pick a difficulty from Easy to Insane. Difficulty follows how many people actually listen to a song (Last.fm listener counts): Easy is the biggest hits, Insane the songs fewer people know. With a genre picked, songs are ranked inside that genre, so K-Pop Easy means the biggest K-Pop hits. Filter by era too, or spin the wheel. K-Pop is its own pool across all years.
In Artist mode you pick one artist and their songs are split into difficulties by popularity, so Easy means their biggest hits. Clip lengths, easy search and sounds are in the right-hand panel.
Quick questions
Is Earshot free?
Yes. No account, no download, no limit on rounds.
Will I hear the same song twice?
You hear songs you haven't heard first, then songs you missed, oldest first. Once you've named every song in a pool, it starts over.
How do streaks work?
Every song you name in a row adds one. Missing a song resets it. Rerolling is free until you guess or skip; after that it counts as a miss.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. Headphones help with the shortest clips.
Song previews from Deezer, search from iTunes, listener counts from Last.fm. © 2026 skillissue