Spotiguess

Spotiguess connects to your Spotify account and builds a ten song guessing quiz out of whatever you point it at: an artist, a playlist, your liked songs, or an AI generated prompt. Instead of one shared daily puzzle, everyone gets a quiz pulled from their own music library, capped at five free quizzes a day. It is built for playing out loud with other people in the room rather than typing answers into a box.

What is Spotiguess?

Spotiguess is a Spotify linked quiz generator, not a classic word or trivia puzzle. After connecting a Spotify account (a free account works, Premium is not required), a player chooses a source for the quiz: Artist Mode pulls from one artist's catalog, Playlist Mode pulls from any imported Spotify playlist, Liked Songs Mode pulls from the player's saved tracks, and an AI generated mode builds a custom quiz based on your taste. Whatever the source, the app turns it into a quiz of ten song clips.

Playback comes in two styles. In Auto mode, songs play and skip automatically, and you have fifteen seconds to name each one before the result pops up. In Manual mode, you control when to show the result and can pause if you need more time to think, which suits a group that wants to argue over a guess first. There is deliberately no way to type in an answer: the developer's own getting started guide says the whole point is to shout the answer out loud with friends and family. The guide also notes that point tracking has been requested but is not built into the quiz yet, even though the homepage lists leaderboards among the free plan features, so groups usually keep score on their own.

What sets Spotiguess apart from a typical Wordle style -dle is that there is no single daily puzzle everyone shares and no archive of past puzzles to browse. Every quiz is personal: it is generated on the spot from your own Spotify data or your own prompt, so no two players are likely to hear the same ten songs on the same day. That also means there is no calendar of previous quizzes to catch up on if you miss a day, because there was never a shared day to miss.

Spotiguess was created by Aymeric Granier, who is credited on the App Store and Google Play listings and on the game's Product Hunt page. The free tier allows five quizzes per day; unlimited quizzes require a paid pass sold as a one time purchase at $9.99 for one week, $14.99 for one month, or $29.99 for one year. The game runs in the browser at spotiguess.com and also has apps on iOS and Android. The overall feel is closer to a party game you would pull out at a get together than a daily ritual puzzle you solve alone over coffee.

How to play Spotiguess

1. Open Spotiguess at spotiguess.com and connect your Spotify account. A free Spotify account works.
2. Pick a quiz source: Artist Mode, Playlist Mode, Liked Songs Mode, or an AI generated custom quiz.
3. Choose Auto playback, where each clip gives you fifteen seconds before the result pops up, or Manual playback, where you control the reveal and can pause to think.
4. Listen to each of the ten song clips and call out your guess. There is no answer box; the game is designed for shouting answers out loud.
5. Reveal the result after each clip to see if you or the group got it right.
6. Start a new quiz from a different source once you finish, keeping in mind the free tier allows five quizzes per day.

Tips and strategy

• Use Playlist Mode with a playlist you know well for an easier, more nostalgic round, and Liked Songs Mode when you want a broader mix pulled from everything you have saved.
• Pick Artist Mode for a deep cuts challenge, since it draws from one artist's catalog rather than just their hits.
• Switch to Manual playback for group play so people have time to argue over a guess before the reveal, and use its pause when a clip has everyone stumped.
• Point tracking is not built into the quiz yet, so agree on your own scoring system with the group before you start if you want a winner.
• Spread quizzes out across the day if you are on the free tier, since it is capped at five quizzes per day.
• Try the AI generated mode when you want a themed round instead of pulling straight from your own library.

Good to know

Category

Music

Cost

Free (5 quizzes/day); paid pass $9.99/week, $14.99/month, or $29.99/year

Guesses

10 song clips per quiz; answers are shouted out loud, no typed input

Modes

Artist, Playlist, Liked Songs, AI Generated; Auto or Manual playback

Timer

15 seconds per clip in Auto mode; none in Manual mode

Archive

None, quizzes are generated on demand from your own Spotify data

Creator

Aymeric Granier

Platform

Web, iOS, and Android

Spotiguess FAQ

Is Spotiguess free?

Yes, up to five quizzes a day with a free Spotify account. Unlimited quizzes require a paid pass at $9.99 for a week, $14.99 for a month, or $29.99 for a year.

How do you play Spotiguess?

Connect your Spotify account, pick a source such as an artist, a playlist, or your liked songs, then listen to ten song clips and guess each one. There is no answer box; the game is designed for calling answers out loud with a group.

Do you need Spotify Premium for Spotiguess?

No. The site states a free Spotify account is enough to play.

Does Spotiguess have a daily archive like other -dle games?

No. Each quiz is generated from your own connected Spotify data or a prompt, so there is no single shared daily puzzle and no archive of past days to browse.

Is Spotiguess like Wordle?

Not really. Wordle style games give every player the same daily puzzle. Spotiguess builds a different, personalized quiz for each player from their own music library, capped at five free quizzes a day.

Who made Spotiguess?

Aymeric Granier, who is credited as the developer on the App Store and Google Play listings and on the game's Product Hunt page.