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Nofanity

Nofanity

Remove swear words from music.

33 ratings
32 reviews
🔧 Utilities
🎵 Music
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 3, 2020
  • April 16, 2021

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Developer

Burton Algorithms, Inc.
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About

This app is a music player that automatically removes explicit language from songs. It integrates with popular streaming services to provide a cleaner listening experience for all ages. Users can customize how profanity is handled and contribute to improving the app's accuracy.

✓Removes swear words from music
✓Works with Apple Music and Spotify
✓Full-fledged music player
✓Customizable bleep modes
✓Contribute to community accuracy
✓Works on non-explicit songs
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What's New in Nofanity

1.4

April 16, 2021

Nofanity is now free for all users! Improved accuracy of CurseSearch to up to 95%!

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User reviews

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Horrendous

This app is totally useless. It only filters out 1% of the songs I listen to. Every other song gets flagged with an issue and continues to play unfiltered. It also threatens to crash. I had to delete the app after only one minute because it was so bad. There needs to be some AI technology that can mute the swear words in real time as it plays for it to work.
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Chrispahl98Chrispahl98

Great...but there's one problem

This is a great app and works amazingly well, but it doesn't work unless you keep the app open on screen.
J723!J723!

didn’t seem to work

I like the way the app is designed, only it doesn’t seem to work for me. The first 7 songs (mostly hip hop) I tried it says it was unable to censor, and the first one it says it did censor, it didn’t censor. I’d love for an app like this to be a solution for me, but it seems like I need to wait a bit longer or use a different solution.
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supereboysupereboy

WTH!????

Don’t work just got it Spotify linking account don’t work fix now
juaonsjuaons

Please keep developing this app!!

I installed it but can’t connect to Apple Music, but I’m giving you a 3-star review for even starting this app. It is exactly what I was looking for and I can’t believe it actually exists. Now, I just need it to work. Please make it work!
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FAQ

What does Nofanity do?

Nofanity is a music player that actively removes swear words from explicit songs in your playlist. It integrates with your favorite music services to provide a cleaner listening experience by using advanced speech recognition technology to identify and filter out profanity.

How does Nofanity remove swear words?

The app uses a process called CurseSearch, which employs state-of-the-art speech recognition technologies to detect profanity in songs. It then either mutes the offensive parts or skips over the words entirely, depending on your chosen bleep mode.

Is Nofanity free to use?

Nofanity offers a 30-day free trial for users to experience the app. After the trial, there are in-app purchases available, indicating a freemium or paid model with potential for ongoing features or content.

What music services does Nofanity work with?

Nofanity is built to work seamlessly with both Apple Music and Spotify. This allows you to enjoy clean music regardless of which of these popular platforms you use for your listening.

Can Nofanity remove words that aren't explicitly labeled as explicit?

Yes, Nofanity goes beyond just explicit labels. It can also remove words that might be considered offensive to religious individuals, even on songs that are not marked as explicit, offering a more comprehensive filtering experience.