Nota. Music

There are eight billion people on this planet and somewhere out there is someone who has the same obscure 2003 R&B deep cut saved to their library. Someone who skips the same songs everyone else loves. Someone whose taste makes no sense on paper but makes perfect sense to them.

Nota finds that person.

Not through algorithms that push what is popular. Not through playlists built for the masses. Through your actual taste. The specific, weird, specific-to-you collection of artists and songs that you have been building your whole life.

Connect your Spotify or Deezer and Nota maps your music DNA. It then matches you with people around the world whose DNA looks like yours. We call them your twins. You can see where they are on the globe, what they are listening to right now, and start a real conversation about it.

The Lobby is where things get interesting. It is a live room of people who are all listening in the moment. You can filter by mood, genre, era or location. You can jump into what someone else is hearing. You can share a track and see who reacts. It is the closest thing to being in a record shop with strangers who all have good taste.

Nota is not trying to be another streaming service. You keep the subscriptions you already have. Nota is the social layer that streaming forgot to build. The part where music becomes a conversation instead of background noise.

If you have ever felt like your taste was too specific for anyone around you to get, this was built for you.