Over the 20 years since its launch, Shazam has given music fans the power to identify pretty much any song as it’s playing. But this game-changing app can do more than tell you the artist and song title. Here are five ways to unlock Shazam’s full power.

Fun fact: Shazam is used to identify a billion songs every month—which makes the app’s browsable charts a fun way to see early trends. To see what others are Shazaming around the world or across town, head to the Search tab and tap Country and City Charts.

Want to identify a song playing on TikTok or YouTube, or in any other app loaded on your iPhone or iPad? Simply launch Shazam’s Music Recognition from your device’s Control Center. To enable this, open your device’s Settings, tap Control Center, and select Music Recognition. (If you don’t see this option, make sure you’re running the latest version of iOS or iPadOS.)

Whenever you identify a song, it’s automatically saved to your Shazam app’s history, which you’ll find by tapping Shazams on the My Music tab. To keep your Shazams up to date across all your devices, toggle on the Shazam option in iCloud settings.

When you link Shazam with Apple Music’s catalogue of over 90 million songs, you can instantly play any song you identify right in the Shazam app. Tap the Add To button to add the track to your My Shazam Tracks playlist.

If you love live music, Shazam or search for an artist to see their upcoming performances, share the details with friends, and add shows to your calendar. To get ready for the concert, scroll to the Listen section for the artist’s top songs and latest releases.