Press play on your city.
A live map of what people near you are listening to. Hear any city, find a song you didn't know you needed, and drop the one you're playing — it glows close to you, never your exact spot. No names. Gone in 24 hours.
A music map that makes sound.
Every glowing dot is a song someone left where they stood. Tap one to hear it — or press Radio and let the whole city play itself.
Not another feed. A place.
Blipr is what a city sounds like tonight — made of real songs left by the people in it.
One tap tunes into any city's live soundtrack, song to song, spot to spot — the songs people there are actually playing.
Skip what you don't like and the radio learns your taste. Everything plays free as 30-second previews; connect Apple Music for full songs.
Drop what you're playing — no account needed. It glows on the map near where you stood and plays for anyone who passes by. Add a few words if you like.
No profiles, no followers, no names. Other people see a song and a spot a little away from where you stood — never who left it.
The map is only ever tonight. Blips fade from it after a day — your own copies stay in your private journal.
The first person to ever blip a song owns that first — forever, on every spin. Get there before anyone else does.
Three taps to tonight's soundtrack.
Right in your browser, or in the app. It opens on your area — or press play on any city in the world.
Hit Radio and the map plays itself: real songs left by real people, near you and everywhere else. No account needed.
Drop the song you're playing, with a few words if you want. It glows there for 24 hours, then it's gone.