WhatsTheID

WhatsTheID identifies every song in a YouTube DJ set. Paste a video URL and you get back a full tracklist, complete with precise timestamps and direct links to listen on platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, and Beatport. Instead of guessing or relying on audio fingerprinting, WhatsTheID gathers a set's tracklist from where DJs and listeners already share it — the video description, the creator's pinned comment, the community's comments, and YouTube's own "Music in this video" data. It then cross-checks each track against the major music services to confirm a real match, attaching verified links, cover art, and the original artist and title so you're not left with a half-remembered name. Every track is pinned to its exact moment in the mix, so you can jump straight to the drop you came for, follow the set in order, or scan ahead to see what's coming. And because dance sets are full of unreleased music, WhatsTheID is built for it: when a track is a genuine "ID — ID" that hasn't been released yet, it's kept in the tracklist and clearly marked, rather than dropped — so you see the whole set, not just the songs that are easy to look up. Beyond a single URL, WhatsTheID is a growing library of sets. You can search across mixes, DJs, artists, and individual tracks; browse by channel; and follow your favorite DJs so their new uploads are scanned automatically. When you find a set you love, you can send its tracklist straight to a Spotify playlist in one tap, and a browser extension lets you add the set you're watching without leaving YouTube. The result: the question every dance-music fan has shouted at a speaker — what's the ID? — answered in seconds, for any set, with links to go listen right now.