Shazam for DJ sets.
Every track, named.
Paste a mix (YouTube, SoundCloud, Mixcloud or a file) and get the full tracklist back: timestamps, BPM, harmonic key, buy links and a one-click Rekordbox / Serato / Traktor export. Works on any set, not just your own: the records you keep hearing in other DJs' mixes come back named.
Likes into records you own
Paste a SoundCloud profile and every like becomes a record with a place to buy it, plus a scan of your own folder for what you already have.
Sets identified while you sleep
Follow a DJ or a label. Every new upload is analysed automatically and the tracklist lands in your inbox.
Straight into your prep
Rekordbox XML, M3U8 for Serato and Traktor, CSV and text, with BPM and Camelot key baked into every row.
Your set already earns money. Make sure the right people get it.
The venue paid the performance licence, but composers only get paid once the setlist is reported. ryser.id turns any analysis into a report per collecting society — Buma/Stemra, PRS, GEMA, SACEM — so the records you played actually pay out. No other tracklist tool does this.
See how royalty reporting works →
- 120 free minutes a month, one or two sets
- Your first set on the full engine, quick scan after that
- Platform-synced playback
- Public sharing + export
- Pay as you go
- 300 → 4,000 min packs
- Never expire
- No subscription
- 6h40 a month, about 5 sets
- Full scan on every set, not just the first
- Priority in the queue
- Permanent audio storage
- 15 hours a month, about 11 sets
- Full scan on every set
- Rekordbox + playlist export
- Follow DJs, auto-identified
- Permanent audio storage
- 30 hours a month, about 23 sets
- Royalty reports + white-label embeds
- API access
- Unlimited batch, front of the queue
How accurate is ryser.id at identifying tracks in a DJ set?
It identifies most commercially released tracks by cutting the mix at its transitions and running two independent fingerprint engines on every segment, then applying tempo-warp, denoise and preview-verification rescue passes for the harder ones. Unreleased and white-label tracks often can't be fingerprinted, but community suggestions help fill those gaps.
What can I analyze?
Paste a YouTube, SoundCloud or Mixcloud link, or upload an audio file (MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A and more) up to 500 MB.
Can I export the setlist to Rekordbox, Serato or Traktor?
Yes. M3U8 (Serato/Traktor), CSV and plain-text export are on every plan; Rekordbox XML export starts at Headliner. Every format carries timestamps, BPM and Camelot key.
Is it free?
You get 120 free credits on sign-up (1 credit = 1 minute of audio), no credit card required. After that there are one-time credit packs, or plans from €5/month; Headliner (€9) includes 15 hours, Rekordbox export and your full crate; Studio (€19) adds royalty reports, unlimited batch and the API.
What do I get for each track?
Timestamp, BPM, Camelot/musical key, cover art, a confidence score and links to Spotify, SoundCloud, Beatport, Apple Music and YouTube.
Who built ryser.id?
Ryan Poser, a hard house & hard techno DJ who performs as Ryser (ryser.dj) and builds under ryser.nl. ryser.id is the tool he wanted for his own sets.
ryser.id is made by Ryan Poser, a hard house & hard techno DJ who plays as Ryser and builds under his own name. It started as the tool he wanted for his own sets: fast, honest track ID that actually exports to his prep. One person, one brand, three houses.
Stop Shazam-ing your own sets.
Start digging everyone else's.
120 free minutes on sign-up. No credit card.