Strummer is a music workspace for listening, taste, and practice.
Strummer brings three focused music tools into one public site: an Audius player for discovery, a Spotify-connected Vibe card for understanding your taste, and private browser tools for tuning, chord practice, and audio analysis.
Three ways to use Strummer
Play and discover
Strummer's player loads current tracks from Audius, supports search and playback, and keeps liked track references and volume settings in your browser. Music streams from the source network, while the player interface stays lightweight and requires no Strummer account.
Understand your taste
Strummer Vibe uses Spotify authorization to turn your top tracks and artists into a customizable visual card. Publishing is optional, profiles are private by default, and the Vibe privacy page explains exactly which profile fields can be stored.
Open Strummer VibeTune and practice
Strummer Tune listens through your microphone for pitch and common chord shapes, or analyzes an audio file you choose. Microphone and file analysis run on your device, so practice audio is not uploaded to Strummer's servers.
Open Strummer TuneUseful now, explicit about what is next
Strummer currently includes 3 public tools with different data boundaries: the player reads open music data, Vibe connects only after Spotify authorization, and Tune processes microphone or file input locally. Wallet collection and full Spotify library import remain labeled concepts rather than shipped transactions.
Strummer's public preview currently costs $0. There is no paid plan, trial, purchase, or guarantee. Start by playing a trending track, make a Vibe card if you want a taste profile, or open Tune when you want to practice.