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This app identifies songs by recording short audio clips, even offline. It saves all recordings and allows you to retry identification later. Add notes and location tags to remember where you heard a song.
What's New in Snag Music Recognizer
2026.11
July 27, 2026
New Look: Snag has a new fish-hook symbol and app icon across iPhone, Apple Watch, widgets, and system controls. Results: Recognized and unrecognized songs now have clearer, more polished result screens. Visualizer: The visualizer now reacts more dynamically to the music while Snag listens.
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How does Snag identify music?
Snag uses Apple's ShazamKit to identify music. You tap to record a short audio clip, and the app attempts to match it with a known song.
Does Snag work offline?
Yes, Snag works offline. You can capture songs and save the audio clips even without a signal. Identification can be retried later when you are back online.
What happens if Snag can't identify a song?
Even if Snag fails to identify a song or you have no signal, the audio recording is saved on your device. You can replay it and retry identification later.
Can I add notes to my song recordings in Snag?
Yes, Snag allows you to add notes to every recorded song. This helps you add context, such as where you heard the song or what you were doing.
Is Snag available on other devices besides iPhone?
Based on the provided data, Snag is currently supported on iPhone devices.
How often is Snag updated?
The latest version of Snag is 2026.9, and it was last updated on June 21, 2026. This suggests a relatively frequent update cycle.
What is the age rating for Snag?
Snag has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
Does Snag have ads?
No, Snag does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use without any ad interruptions.




