Share Music Analysis Results with One Click, No Upload Required

Why We Built the Share Feature

As a DJ, you've probably faced these situations:

• Want to send a track's BPM and key to a fellow DJ
• Need to show students how to analyze a song
• Want to keep a record of your analysis for later

Before? You'd take screenshots (unprofessional) or ask others to re-analyze the track themselves (too much hassle).

Now? One button does it all.

How to Use It? Three Simple Steps

Step 1: Analyze Your Music

Just like usual, drag your audio file into the website and wait a few seconds for the analysis.

Step 2: Click "Share Result"

Once the analysis is done, you'll see a green "Share Result" button. Click it, and the link is automatically copied to your clipboard.

Step 3: Send to Friends

Paste the link in WeChat, email, Discord—wherever. When they click the link, they see the complete analysis.

Your Most Common Questions

Q: Will the link expire?

No. The link works forever. In a year or two, it'll still open.

Q: Is my audio file uploaded?

No. Your audio stays on your computer the entire time. It's never uploaded.

The share link only contains analysis data (BPM, key, energy values), not the audio itself.

Q: Do I need to register an account?

No. No login, no email, nothing. Just click and share.

Q: Can others access my audio file from the link?

No. The link only has analysis data, no audio.

But note: Anyone with the link can see the analysis data (filename, BPM, key, etc.), so don't share in public groups—only with people you trust.

Real-World Use Cases

Scenario 1: DJ Collaboration

You: "This track is 128 BPM, F minor, high energy" Friend: "Let me see" You send a link. Instant understanding.

Scenario 2: Teaching Demo

Teacher: "Everyone, look—this House track is 126 BPM, Camelot code 9A" Share the link in the group chat. All students can see it.

Scenario 3: Backup Records

You've analyzed a bunch of tracks and want to save them. Copy the links, paste into your notes app. Access anytime.

Privacy Explanation (Important!)

✅ What's in the link:

• Filename (example.mp3)
• BPM (128)
• Key (F minor)
• Camelot code (9A)
• Energy, danceability, mood values

❌ What's NOT in the link:

• The audio file itself
• Your personal information
• Your IP address
• Your usage history

Simply put: Data only, no audio.

Advantages Over Screenshots

Method	Pros	Cons
Screenshot	Simple	Unprofessional, incomplete data, can't copy text
Share Link	Complete data, copyable text, permanent	Requires clicking to open

Pro Tips

Tip 1: Use URL Shorteners

If the link looks too long, use a URL shortener (bit.ly, tinyurl.com).

Tip 2: Bookmark It

Chrome/Safari can save links as bookmarks for easy access later.

Tip 3: Organize in Spreadsheets

If you've analyzed many tracks, organize links in Excel with tags and notes.

Common Misconceptions

❌ Misconception 1: "If I share the link, others can download my audio" ✅ Truth: No. The link only has data, not audio.

❌ Misconception 2: "The link will expire" ✅ Truth: No. It works forever.

❌ Misconception 3: "Others need to register to view" ✅ Truth: No. Anyone can view by clicking the link.

Final Thoughts

This share feature is simple but practical.

No server storing your data, no account registration. Just one click.

If you find it useful, share it with your DJ friends.

Questions or suggestions? We'd love to hear from you!

👉 Try it now: https://bpmkeyfinder.app

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Reminder: Only share links with people you trust, as anyone with the link can view the analysis.