Music Hopper is a tiny popup that finds a track across your streaming services and your own library — type it or just say it — then hops you straight to it.
Hands on the keyboard? Type. Hands full? Tap the mic and say the song. Either way the popup is gone again in a second.
Half a title, a misspelled artist, the wrong word in the chorus. Slide the fuzzy bar up and let it find what you meant.
No tabs, no apps to open first. The result opens where the track actually is — a streaming service or the file on your disk.
Pick a single source from the “Search from” menu, or leave it on Everywhere and let Music Hopper check all of them at once.
The popup drops down. Nothing else opens.
Pick a source if you want, set how fuzzy to be, hit Search.
The track opens where it lives. The popup gets out of your way.
No. It finds the track and hands it to the service or player you already use.
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macOS, iOS and Android. [MINIMUM OS VERSIONS]
Free. Version 01 for macOS, iOS and Android.