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Version 1.6 · 2026-08-21
- Improved interface and a smoother experience
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The store currently lists version 1.6, updated 2026-08-21.








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Tired of music games with songs nobody under 25 has heard of?
WhatTheHit listens to the music around you — and turns it into a live guessing game. Current hits included. Always up to date. No expensive expansion packs.
Hear a song. Guess the release year. Sounds simple — becomes an obsession fast.
ALBUM COVER REVEALS
Every reveal becomes a moment: animated cover unveilings with vinyl flip, Apple Music effect, or party burst — because the moment you find out matters.
YOUR PLAYLISTS. YOUR SONGS.
Build your own playlists from songs you've discovered. Play them against friends — with your music collection.
MUSIC IS EVERYWHERE. SO IS WHATTHEHIT.
Bar, road trip, dinner party — open the app, let it listen. The song is recognized, the guessing begins.
FOUR WAYS TO PLAY
• Party — Take turns or go head-to-head in buzzer mode.…
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- Improved interface and a smoother experience
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