Heardle.info is an index of music-intro games. Each version asks you to identify a song’s artist and title from a clip that gets longer with each of your six attempts.
You can play the daily Heardle, choose a decade from the 1940s through the 2020s, or select genres such as soul, rock, rap, metal, disco, K-pop, country, Motown, musicals, and TV themes. The site also has pages for individual artists and editions focused on specific countries.
- Select a variant from the homepage: the daily puzzle, a decade, a genre, a specific artist, or a country edition.
- Listen to the intro, then search for the artist and title in the provided list.
- Submit your guess or skip. Each incorrect answer or skip unlocks a longer portion of the intro.
- The goal is to identify the track in as few attempts as possible.
- Repeat for other variants as desired.
Why the catalog matters more than the daily puzzle
The value of heardle.info lies in its range. Opening the Motown page, the TV theme page, or a single-artist page calls on entirely different knowledge. It is a library of intro games rather than one recurring challenge, giving you options depending on what you want to test.
Modes
Heardle of the Day
The main daily entry, drawing from a mainstream repertoire.
Decades
One page per decade, from the 1940s through the 2020s.
Genres
Thematic sections covering northern soul, TV themes, Eurovision, Christmas, and many others.
Artists
Pages focused on a single artist, with all answers drawn from that discography.
Unlimited
A duplicate mode covering nine decades and three genres: Rap, Rock, and Pop. Artist and country pages do not include this mode.
Tips for a cleaner approach
Decade and artist pages narrow the answer pool before you hear a note, making them easier than the general daily entry when you know the catalog.
When a voice is more distinctive than the melody, type the artist name to filter results faster than searching by title alone.
The homepage organizes variants into blocks for countries, decades, genres, and artists. Locate your block before scrolling to save time.
Popular questions
How many attempts per track?
The site grants six chances.
Do you need to create an account?
No. The site saves progress locally without requiring registration.