Built for the hunt that starts when Shazam gives up

Every DJ has the same graveyard: a folder of saved reels, a notes app full of "ID at Fabric, 2am, the one with the vocal", and a group chat where someone always says "I think it's a dub". The track you want most is the one that is not out yet, and nothing was built for that.

ID Crate is that tool. It identifies what it can from a clip, using five signals rather than one, and when nothing in any database knows the track, it keeps hunting: checking the stores every day until the ID surfaces, pulling the crowd in to name it, and telling you the moment it drops.

The rest of the app is the workflow around that: your library indexed so you never buy the same tune twice, a buy list that ticks itself off, playlists that export to whatever you play on, and an AI that can order a set from what you actually own.

It is made in the UK by a DJ who got tired of losing IDs. It is not affiliated with Spotify, Apple, Beatport, Bandcamp, SoundCloud, Instagram, TikTok or YouTube, and it does not host anyone's audio or video.