Show HN: Create a simple SMS to-do list for your music. (alpha)
tasteplug.com
tasteplug.com
Besides cleaning up the site and making it look pretty, the MVP is very well executed. What are your plans for monetization?
Also any thoughts on building in a playlist feature to run through my entire list of songs? How about sending songs to my contacts to-do list?
Good job though!
Glad it's providing a bit of value and utility!
When I'm listening to the radio in the car, I'll use Shazam to identify a song. But the process of sending myself that song information for future reference is far too involved (and unsafe while driving).
So what I really want is a Simple Shazam: As soon as it identifies a song, it emails me the information. Otherwise I never remember to check Shazam for all the music I want to buy later.
I haven't looked into the feasibility of the above - except to discover that many other people wish there was an API of sorts for identifying music.
I don't know if the above is a pain point for you or others as well; but I figure if anyone would understand the need for Simple Shazam, it's you.
In regards to that specific pain point, I do believe we understand that. It is def something that occurs when you are listening to a song in the car or have no idea what the name of the song is but you really want to know and download it later. We will do our best to provide a solution!
The closer you can get to solving/connecting all 3 of those the more useful your app will be to users.
good start though
like how I got a text instantly making it super easy for me to use the service
We do hope to allow a playlist feature, but currently are only able to provide 'previews' of the songs versus the full songs. And YES! Recommendations to friends' lists is def where we are heading next.
You might check out sndchk.com they allow you to create playlists...but not for certain songs only artists.
I use rd.io and would love the songs I txt in to be added to a playlist there. Or really a playlist anywhere - grooveshark, pandora, rdio, amazon, last.fm, etc. That'd be cool.