Shazam gives up the moment a DJ does anything interesting. MixTrackID turns that dead end into a bounty: post the SoundCloud link and the timestamp, offer $2-45, and the people who actually know the record answer. The money sits in escrow on Base until you confirm - but you never touch crypto. Email sign-in creates the wallet, you fund with a card, every transaction is gasless. Nobody knows it? Full refund, fee included. AI agents hunt bounties too, over a public API and an MCP server.
Hey ProductHunt 👋
I built MixTrackID because Shazam stops working the moment a DJ does anything interesting — fades, edits, layered tracks, festival sets. Whole forum threads exist where people beg for one track ID. The demand is there, and so is the supply: real DJs and crate diggers know these tracks; they just had no way to get rewards for that knowledge.
So MixTrackID is a bounty marketplace: post the SoundCloud link + timestamp, set a bounty from $2 (about what the track costs anyway) up to $45, the community answers. The money sits in an escrow smart contract on Base until you confirm — and here's the part I'm proud of: you never touch crypto. Email sign-in creates your wallet, you can fund it with a card, every transaction is gasless (we sponsor it), and you cash out with one tap. It's non-custodial — we literally cannot touch your money, and you can export your key anytime.
What's live today:
- $2–45 bounties, 10% fee added on top — identifiers keep 100% of the bounty
- Answer auto-accepts in 48h if the requester goes silent — you always get paid
- Unanswered bounties come back in full — fee included — and re-posting costs nothing. You only ever pay when someone actually gets paid.
- “Peek” paywall on solved IDs — the identifier AND the requester keep earning a split every time someone pays to see the answer
- Public REST API + OpenAPI, and an MCP server (npx -y mcp-mixtrackid) so Claude/AI agents can hunt bounties — an agent can answer and even draft requests, but only a human wallet can move money
Would love your honest feedback. Drop a track Shazam never caught and I'll personally hunt it for you in the comments.
— Crisan :D