humit

Let’s face it, music sharing on mobile is broken — sharing a URL through Facebook/ Messenger/ Instagram Stories/ WhatsApp means jumping between apps, and there's often no feedback on whether someone liked the song or not. On the other hand, algorithmic recommendations go no further than saying “here’s another song that sounds extremely similar to the one you just listened to”.

humit is here to fix all of that...

Some of the latest features include:

1. Reel mode: with options to like, bookmark, extend hum, toggle auto-play, reply and recommend
2. Media: apart from album art/ photos, you can now add GIFs to all your hums
3. Real-time messaging: now you can reply to hums and chat about anything music with your friends on humit
4. Recommend hums: share your favorite hums with your followers 1:1
5. Stations: moderated communities around genres, moods, and themes. From #Party_Music, #TheBeatlesFC to #Space_Rap, you can find crowdsourced recommendations on virtually any kind of music. The sky’s not the limit here
6. Profile: flaunt your taste in music based on your Spotify listening history, top artists, and hums
7. Referral: you can now start inviting your friends over to check out humit with an invite code unique to you

With so many music libraries and messaging options available, sharing music is far more complicated than it should be. While music libraries are great to listen to, they lack compelling social features. Social networks are good for sharing but provide a mediocre listening experience. humit provides a music-specific platform to seamlessly discover and listen to music from friends in one place, agnostic of your streaming platform of choice.

P.S. The release is currently limited to Spotify users. Apple Music and SoundCloud integrations are in the works.