Find the tracks your favorite DJs are playing.

CrateWire reads a DJ's public Instagram posts and runs each one through a detection waterfall: Instagram's own music metadata, the post caption, fan comments, and audio fingerprinting of the clip. Those signals are combined into a single confidence score, and only matches above the surfacing threshold are shown.

Every track ID carries a confidence score that reflects how strong and how corroborated the underlying evidence is. A high score means multiple sources agree; a lower score flags a best-effort guess — so you can tell a sure match from a maybe at a glance.

No. CrateWire only reads public Instagram content — the posts, captions, and comments anyone can already see. It never accesses private accounts or data.

Yes. You can run CrateWire on a single DJ with no signup from the Try page, or open the live demo to browse tracks already identified across the DJs we follow.

Paste any public Instagram DJ and CrateWire starts identifying the tracks in their posts. It then keeps checking automatically, so new IDs appear as they keep posting.

In DJ culture an “ID” is an unidentified or unreleased track — the moment fans comment “track ID?” under a clip. CrateWire is built to answer exactly that: it surfaces the most likely track behind each post so you don't have to wait for a manual reply.

Accuracy depends on the evidence a post leaves behind. When Instagram's music sticker or a clear caption is present, IDs are usually exact; when only audio is available, fingerprinting fills the gap. Because every result carries a confidence score, you always know how sure a match is instead of seeing a flat yes or no.

Yes. Once you add a DJ, CrateWire keeps checking their new public posts on a schedule and adds fresh IDs as they appear, so each tracklist stays current without you re-running anything.

Yes. Beyond a single DJ, CrateWire rolls identified tracks up into a cross-DJ “what's new” feed, so you can spot the records gaining traction across all the artists you follow.

Shazam identifies audio you're actively listening to, and 1001Tracklists relies on community-submitted setlists. CrateWire works from a DJ's public Instagram automatically — reading the music metadata, captions, comments, and audio — and attaches a confidence score to every ID, with no manual tagging required.