Tell FeelSong who it is for and what happened. It asks a couple of questions, writes the words, and sings them — in whatever language you wrote to it in.
This evening
Tell me the mood and I’ll find you something — or ask me to write you a song, if nothing out there fits.
Cặp sách nằm ngay ngắn thôi
Con trai ba, Bom ơi, dậy đi
Ngoài kia bao điều đang đợi
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Legal & support
A name, an occasion, the one detail that makes it theirs. That is the whole brief.
Pick a feel, or let it choose. Change any of it before a note is written.
A full song on a link they can open anywhere — no app needed to listen.
There are a lot of apps that turn a prompt into audio. This one is built around a person, not a prompt.
The first question is a name and one detail — the occasion, what happened, what they are like. A prompt box asks you to be a producer. This asks you to remember somebody.
Verses, a chorus, a real vocal, three minutes. It stays in your library and on a link that keeps working — not a snippet that is funny once.
Write to it in Portuguese and the song comes back in Portuguese. It knows local genres as genres rather than as approximations of an American one.
Every song comes back twice. Keep the one that sounds like what you meant, or change the words and go again.
Say how the evening feels and it finds music that fits. Most song generators stop once the file exists.
Send the link to somebody with no app and no account. It opens, it plays, and it says who made it.
A song takes about as long to make as choosing a card, and nobody has ever screenshotted a card.
Every new device gets free credits, enough to write a couple of songs before deciding whether you like it. No card, no trial that bills you later.
Buy a pack when you run out, or earn more by watching an ad or inviting somebody. If you never buy anything the app still works — it just goes slower.
Send somebody a song. When they write their first one, you both get more credits. No codes to read out.
2 credits
= one song, returned as two takes you choose between.
Prices are set per country by the App Store. Purchases and refunds are handled by Apple.
There is no sign-up in FeelSong. There is nowhere to type an email, because there is no account to attach one to.
Your songs belong to a random id your phone generates and keeps to itself. That is the whole identity system. It means we cannot sell you a place on a mailing list, cannot lose your password, and cannot hand over a name we never had.
The app does not read the advertising identifier and does not ask to. Where ads appear they are requested without personalisation.
What that costs you is worth saying plainly: with no account, a song lives on the phone that made it. Change devices and your library does not follow yet.
Read the full policy — it is short, and it lists every company that sees anything.
The one you write to it in. Ask in Spanish and the words come back in Spanish — including the genre vocabulary, so a local style means what it should rather than being flattened into the nearest English label.
Around two minutes from the last question to a finished track. You can play it while it is still rendering.
Yes. It is yours. Two honest caveats: copyright in AI-generated audio is unsettled in many countries, and the app may write something similar for somebody else. Nothing is exclusive to you.
Yes — ask for the words and edit them before the song is made. If you already know exactly what you want, say so in the first message and skip the questions.
Only whoever you send the link to. Songs are not listed anywhere, not searchable, and not shown to other people in the app.
No. The link opens a page that plays the song in any browser. If they do have the app, it opens there instead.
[ANSWER THIS — there is no Android build yet.]
Write to support@feelsong.app with the account id from the You screen. Tap the id to copy it.
Write them three minutes about it.