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Private song timeline
Never lose the song that caught you.
EavesJam turns music you hear in real life into a private timeline you can search, save, and revisit later.
Local-first library
Raw audio not stored
No account required
Now Hearing
Session Capture
The App
Start listening. Live the moment. Find the music later.
Timeline
See what played, when it happened, and where repeat detections collapsed.
Songs
Turn stray discoveries into favorites, folders, and playlist ideas.
Built For Real Life
For every song you meant to look up later.
That midnight song through the speakers.
Start a session before the road takes over, then find the tracks when you park.
The track behind a conversation.
Let the music become a memory instead of a half-remembered lyric.
The hook that hit once and vanished.
Review the soundtrack after the night, not while you are living it.
The song playing while you were busy.
Build a private collection from the places where discovery actually happens.
Music Memory
Your evening, recovered as songs.
EavesJam is not trying to replace a one-tap lookup. It is built for the trail of music that moves through a drive, cafe, store, gym, or night out.
Started Session Capture
Before leaving for dinner
Found a track worth keeping
Saved into Recent Songs
Heard it again
Collapsed into the same song record
Favorited for the ride home
Ready for playlist building later
Private By Design
Built for music memory, not surveillance.
Raw audio is not stored.
EavesJam saves recognized metadata, folders, favorites, listening coverage, settings, diagnostics, and battery measurements locally on the device.
It hears through the microphone.
Music playing out loud works best. EavesJam listens through the microphone, not through headphones or other devices, and does not identify private audio inside phone calls or other apps.
You stay in control.
Start listening deliberately, stop when you are done, and delete the local library from Settings. It is a focused listening tool, not an always-on guarantee.
EavesJam
What did your day sound like?
Build a private timeline from the songs you actually heard.
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