
There was a time when discovering new music meant someone handing you headphones and saying you have to hear this. A mixtape left in a bag. A burned CD with a tracklist scrawled in pen.
That moment is still the best way music has ever spread. Nothing else comes close.
Then streaming arrived. Infinite catalogs. Instant access. And algorithms that promised to find you the next thing you'd love. Discover Weekly. Autoplay. Radio stations trained on your history.
But the songs that actually changed you? Those still came from a person. They always do.
That's why I built WhoHears. I wanted a way to actually see what the people I trust are listening to. Not a recommendation. A real peek into someone's taste.
Connect your YouTube account and I'll build your Taste Card: your archetype, rarity score, and top genres. Your musical fingerprint, shareable in one tap.
Compare with any friend. Each person you compare with adds their own card to your Shared feed — their tracks, their taste, sitting right there. The more friends you compare with, the more music finds its way to you.
No recommendations from a machine. No autoplay into the void. Just music from people who actually know you.
Just you, your friends, and the music that gets passed between people who actually know each other.
Free on iOS and web. I built this for YouTube Music listeners who are tired of algorithms doing the listening for them.
You dig deeper than most



Your taste is truly unique

Ahead of the curve


You ride the mainstream waves



A mix of popular and hidden gems


Always catching what's hot


Because YouTube Music listeners have been ignored long enough. Spotify has Wrapped, Receiptify, every third-party tool imaginable. YouTube Music has 100M+ subscribers and almost nothing built for them. WhoHears is.
We only read your playlists and video titles — nothing else. Read-only access via Google Sign-In. No passwords stored, no write access, no surprises.
Those are mirrors — they show you who you already are. WhoHears is a window into what you're missing. It's not about looking back at your own taste. It's about discovering something new, through someone you trust.
That's actually the best case. Low overlap means the most new music to discover. And the friends who do match become your best source for songs you'll actually love.
Creating your card and comparing with friends is free. Always.
A gem is a song one of your friends already loves, that you don't have yet. Each shared feed drips them to you a few at a time — and every new friend you compare with opens a fresh one.
One of your friends already has it. WhoHears will find it.
Free on iOS and web. Sign in with Google, your card is ready in 30 seconds.