Which Devices and Platforms Can I Use to Access deepcut.fm?

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deepcut.fm works on the web, iPhone, and Android. According to the site's own description, it "connects you and your friends in a real time music listening experience" and you can "play music together for free on the web, iPhone, or Android device." No extra hardware is required beyond a device you already own.

Supported Platforms

Platform How you access it Notes
Web browser Open deepcut.fm in a browser Works on desktop and laptop computers
iPhone Via the iPhone app Listed as a supported device
Android Via the Android app Listed as a supported device

What This Means in Practice

  • On a computer: You don't need to install anything. Open the site in your browser and you're in.
  • On a phone: Use the iPhone or Android app. The site explicitly names both as supported devices.
  • No extra hardware: You don't need speakers, a streaming box, or any other accessory — the device itself is enough.

A Typical Setup

Say you want to listen to an album with a friend who's on an Android phone while you're on a laptop:

  1. You open deepcut.fm in your browser.
  2. Your friend opens the Android app.
  3. You connect in the same listening session and play music together in real time.

Both of you are using supported platforms, so nothing extra is needed.

Choosing Your Device

  • Want the simplest start? Use the web version — no install, just a browser.
  • Mostly on your phone? Pick the app for your platform: iPhone or Android.
  • Mixing devices with friends? That's fine — web, iPhone, and Android are all listed as supported, so a group can be on different devices.

What the Site Doesn't Specify

The available site information lists web, iPhone, and Android only. It doesn't state minimum OS versions, browser requirements, or whether other platforms (such as tablets or smart TVs) are supported. If your device isn't one of the three listed, treat support as unconfirmed rather than assumed.