Set Analysis
We check the video's own description and community-maintained tracklist databases first — that's
free and usually instant. If nothing's published, we fall back to ACRCloud, a third-party audio
fingerprinting service, to identify what we can directly from the audio. Whatever's still unknown
after that goes to the community.
No — just a YouTube URL. Chuned works entirely from links to sets already on YouTube; there's no
file upload.
If your set needs the audio-fingerprinting fallback, it's processed server-side and you'll get a
notification when it's done — you can close the app and come back to it. Cached and published-tracklist
results are instant.
ID Submissions
When our automated lookup comes up empty — common for unreleased or white-label tracks — anyone can
submit an ID: artist, title, and an optional link. It shows immediately as unverified with your
username attached, and other listeners can confirm or dispute it.
After enough independent confirmations from other users, a submission flips from "unverified" to
confirmed and becomes a normal identified track. The person who submitted it can't confirm their
own submission.
A score built from your activity — submissions, confirmed IDs, comments — shown on your profile.
It's a track record, not a currency.
Account
Not for your first set — analyze one for free with no sign-up. After that, an account's required to
analyze more, submit IDs, or comment.
Yes, anytime, from your profile — permanent, and it removes your login and personal info. Your
contributions (comments, submissions) stay up, anonymized, so other people's tracklists and threads
stay intact.