Know every song that played.

• It keeps going with the screen off. Lock the phone, use other apps — the set keeps running, and it says so on your lock screen. Film a video and the camera takes the microphone, so the set parks itself and picks back up when you come back.
• There's a Catch now button on the lock screen. Hear something you need the name of, press it without unlocking, and about ten seconds later it has an answer.
• No signal is fine. Pro It keeps collecting and names everything the moment you're back online — No service — still capturing. Capture with no signal is part of Catchy Pro.
• When it misses, it says so — too muffled to name — try it out of your pocket — instead of pretending it heard nothing.

• Nothing is thrown away quietly. A skipped song stays on the card, greyed out, and you can bring it back with one tap.
• It flags its own mistakes. A one-off ID inside a song it already knew is marked skipped by Catchy and left out — labelled, not hidden.
• Wrong song? Tap the row to open it and tap Not this song? Search instead to put the right one in its place.

• Apple Music export, and it's yours. Send a set straight to your own Apple Music library. Catchy asks for permission once, and it needs an Apple Music subscription on the phone. It's part of Catchy Pro.
• Spotify is one tap, not one more account. Any song or artist opens in Spotify — nothing to connect, nothing to sign in to.
• ✦ Insights — the story behind the song. Pro Tap anything you caught and Catchy tells you who the artist is, where the song came from, and what to hear next. Three free every month; no limit with Catchy Pro.
• Drag along the timeline and a chip follows your finger naming whatever was playing at that minute. Tap the bar instead and the list opens and jumps to that song.
• Add or remove a song at any point — while the set is still running, or months later. Wrong name? That gets settled in review (step 2).

• Three ways out — share the card, share the link, or straight to an Instagram story.
• It survives midnight. A set that runs past 12 belongs to the day it started on — in your library, in the list, in the name. The card names both dates, so nobody has to guess which night it was.
• The card is made on your phone, and it goes nowhere until you send it.

Both of these are the app as it ships. The Friends tab is where people arrive and where their sets land; the bell is what they did with yours.

• Add a friend by @handle, by code, or by link. Search a username and tap Ask to connect, trade codes in person, or send a link — whoever opens it can ask from there. With a table of people, start a room: one code for everyone, and it closes itself in fifteen minutes.
• Who was there is part of the set. Add the people you're with — from the live screen while it's running (Who's with you?) or from the set afterwards (Who was there?). They get the set as it's caught, and their copy wears Joined.
• A finished set goes to your friends on its own — the tracklist, the times, and what you called it. Catchy stops and asks the first time it happens, there's a switch for it, and any single set can be un-shared from its own ⋯ menu (Stop sharing with friends). Unshare sticks: it goes from their app, and it stays gone.
• Reactions and comments, and a bell that says who. Activity groups what happened into Today and Earlier, each row wearing the face of the person who did it. Names, never a count.
• A link anyone can open. A shared set is a page at share.joincatchy.com — the tracklist, the timeline, the stars you gave it — and anyone with this link can see it, no app and no account. Revoke it and the page goes dark.

• What's free is free for good. Capturing a set, reviewing it and sharing it stay free. Always. So are your library, your stats, your friends, the cards and the pages you share — and recognition is never behind the tier.
• ✦ Insights, on any song you caught. Pro Insights is the story behind the set — the artist, the record, and where to go next, on any song you caught. Three are free every month without Pro; the counter only shows up once you've spent the first one.
• Apple Music export. Pro Send a set straight to your own Apple Music library. Permission is asked once, and it needs an Apple Music subscription on the phone.
• Capture with no signal. Pro In a basement with no service, the stretches it couldn't identify wait on your phone and get their names the moment you're back online.
• It's a subscription, bought from the App Store. It starts with a free trial, it renews until you cancel, and you manage or cancel it in your Apple account settings — the price is whatever the App Store shows you there.