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The classic way: 1 to 8 players or teams take turns around one phone. The controls turn towards whoever's turn it is.
Ritmera: Party Music Quiz
Your music app, your friends, one phone: name that song!
Guess the song with friends around one phone, using your own music app.
Free on Android. Not on Google Play yet: check back soon.

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Put the phone in the middle of the table and let the music start. Ritmera turns your own music app into a party game: a song plays, and the player whose turn it is races to name the artist, the title, or both.
Ritmera plays nothing by itself. It controls the music app you already use (for example Spotify, YouTube Music, Deezer, Amazon Music or TIDAL) and reads what is playing to check the answers. Free accounts work too: when your app plays an ad, Ritmera simply waits.

The classic way: 1 to 8 players or teams take turns around one phone. The controls turn towards whoever's turn it is.
2 to 12 phones. One phone is the radio and plays the music, every phone is a buzzer. The first buzz freezes the others and you answer on your own phone. A wrong answer locks you out for that song.





Works with the music app on your phone, so you play with the songs you and your friends actually know.
Hits of every decade, rock, party, Latin, Brazilian, movies and kids, or any playlist of your own.
Say the answer out loud or type it on a keyboard that turns to face you. Ritmera understands sound-alikes, typos and nicknames.
Was the verdict unfair? The others can vote to give you a new chance with another song.
Players or teams, no accounts and no sign-up. With several phones, up to 12 can buzz in.
Everyone who has played on your phone gets a place in the hall of fame.
Ads only show between games. Hearing a song again is a short ad you choose to watch.
English, Portuguese and Spanish, with German, French and Italian arriving in the next update.


The spinning record who hosts the music party game. Vinny talks between excerpts, never over the music: whose turn it is, the charts after each round, the match point and the winner.
Vinny's little cherry radio, who calls out the players' names. Its needle sweeps and a bit of static plays, as if it is tuning in to you.
Fourteen upbeat menu tunes in fourteen styles: rock, pop, blues, disco, funk, surf, ska, rockabilly, synthwave, house, Latin, samba, punk and soul. The songs you guess come from your own music app.
Yes, it's free on Google Play. There are two optional one-time purchases: Remove ads (about 2.99 EUR) turns off the ads between games, and Premium (about 4.99 EUR) removes all ads and gives free help within a daily limit. No subscriptions.
It controls the music app on your phone, for example Spotify, YouTube Music, Deezer, Amazon Music or TIDAL. Free accounts work too: when your app plays an ad, Ritmera waits. Ritmera never streams or stores music itself.
To see what your music app is playing and to press play, pause, skip and seek for you. Ritmera explains this before asking. The microphone is used only while you tap Speak to say an answer.
Ritmera needs no account or sign-up, but the songs come from your music app, so you need whatever that app needs to play them.
1 to 8 players or teams around one phone. In Fastest answer, 2 to 12 phones play together and every phone is a buzzer.
English, Portuguese and Spanish, with German, French and Italian arriving in the next update. In those three, the radio reads Vinny's lines.
Android phones, through Google Play.
Ritmera is made for players aged 13 and over, for parties and game nights with friends. The official age rating is shown on Google Play.
Spoken answers go to your phone's speech recognition service to become text, and Ritmera does not store or send them anywhere else. Song titles, artists and player names stay on your phone. For analytics it uses a random install ID and game events, error reports to fix bugs, and the advertising ID and approximate location (from your IP) for ads. You can ask us to delete your data.