Tracklists
We look the set up in our community tracklist database — if someone's already contributed it, it's
there instantly and free. If it's not there yet, you can build it: open the video, find a
timestamped tracklist in the description or comments, and paste it back into Chuned to review and
submit. Other listeners then confirm it.
No — just a YouTube URL. Chuned works entirely from links to sets already on YouTube; there's no
file upload.
Looking up a set that's already in Chuned is instant. If a set isn't there yet, building its
tracklist is a quick manual step — open the video, copy a tracklist, paste it back, and submit. Most
contributions take a couple of minutes.
ID Submissions
When a track hasn't been identified yet — common for unreleased or white-label tracks — anyone can
submit an ID: artist, title, and an optional link. It shows immediately as unverified with your
username attached, and other listeners can confirm or dispute it.
After enough independent confirmations from other users, a submission flips from "unverified" to
confirmed and becomes a normal identified track. The person who submitted it can't confirm their
own submission.
A score built from your activity — submissions, confirmed IDs, comments — shown on your profile.
It's a track record, not a currency.
Account
You can browse and search tracklists without one. To add a set, contribute a tracklist, submit an
ID, or comment, you'll need a free account.
Yes, anytime, from your profile — permanent, and it removes your login and personal info. Your
contributions (comments, submissions) stay up, anonymized, so other people's tracklists and threads
stay intact.