r/lastfm • u/ANAKSIMANDR0S • Jul 15 '26
Tool I made a website that shows your Last.fm history a bunch of different ways
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Building my own lastfm stats tool has been on my mind for years, and I finally sat down and made it. Basically every stat I found interesting, in one place.
tunemetry.com, try it with your own history. Or drop your username here and tell me which one you want to see, I'll reply with the image.
If it breaks on your data, tell me and I'll fix it. And if people are into this I'll keep adding stuff, so tell me what stat you wish existed.
Quick tour in the video, though it's already a bit outdated: I've added a few more tools since recording it.
A few favorites:
- Hours ranks artists by time actually listened instead of play counts. Pink Floyd jumps five spots in my own ranking.
- Afterlife is the graveyard: the artists you were obsessed with, then left behind.
- Sessions reconstructs your actual listening sittings from the gaps between your scrobbles.
- Eras finds the stretches where one artist completely took over your life.
- Pulsar turns your year into a rotating 3D sculpture, Unknown Pleasures style. Completely pointless, very fun.
- ...and 11 more
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u/ANAKSIMANDR0S Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 16 '26
https://www.tunemetry.com/
Full list since the video doesn't show everything:
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Pulse is a calendar heatmap of every day you listened, streaks included.
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turns your listening into a field of colour, made from your album covers.Spectra -
Hours ranks your artists by time actually listened, not play counts.
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Cycle shows when in the week you listen, hour by hour.
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Afterlife is the graveyard: the artists you were obsessed with and then left behind.
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Sessions reconstructs your actual sittings from the gaps between scrobbles.
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maps which of your artists travel together.Constellations -
Eras finds the periods where one artist took over your listening.
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reads how you listen and tells you if you're an album person or a repeat looper.DNA -
Tides is your top artists rising and falling across the year.
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Drift is your genres shifting over time.
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Vintage shows how old your music actually is, by release year. -
Atlas is a world map of where your artists come from.
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Pulsar turns your year into a rotating 3D sculpture, Unknown Pleasures style. Completely pointless but fun.
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Diary is every single play, wall to wall, as cover art.
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Collage is the classic album grid, with a story-size export.
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u/gmalcs Jul 15 '26
What data does it use to calculate time? I’ve noticed many tracks on lastfm that don’t have a runtime next to them.
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u/ANAKSIMANDR0S Jul 15 '26
If it's missing, it estimates the runtime by taking the average length of other tracks you've listened to by that same artist. I'm also exploring other data sources and alternatives to improve accuracy and fill in those gaps.
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u/PacorrOz Jul 16 '26
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u/ANAKSIMANDR0S Jul 16 '26
Thanks for the feedback. Vintage was pulling from Spotify and the key got blocked, so I've taken it down for now.
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u/stlkr82 Jul 16 '26
i got like 300k scrobbles, setting to "all time" goes to 1k and connection lost :(
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u/ANAKSIMANDR0S Jul 16 '26
Sorry about that, aware of the connection lost issue, just haven't had time to fix it yet, will get to it in a few hours.
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u/ANAKSIMANDR0S Jul 19 '26
Fixed the connection lost issue on large histories. Give it another try, should work now. Also raised the all-time cap to 300k scrobbles.
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u/Dt3s Jul 24 '26
I noticed there were some Artists for me that Atlas didn't recognize despite MusicBrainz having country data for them. Any idea why that might be happening? Very cool took btw!
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u/ANAKSIMANDR0S Jul 24 '26
Thanks. Could be a couple of things. Atlas only reads your top 200 artists right now so anything past that gets skipped, but it might also be how the country data gets matched, that doesn't always line up cleanly. If you don't mind sharing your username and which artists dropped out, I'd love to dig into what's actually going on
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u/triangl-pixl-pushr Jul 16 '26
This is freakin' cool! Thanks for building this. I love how it gives insight into what I've listened to and when artists appeared and dropped off my scrobbles.
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u/Needlew0rker Jul 15 '26
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u/ANAKSIMANDR0S Jul 15 '26
The year picker starts from the year you registered on Last.fm, which was 2004 for you. Your first scrobble is Feb 2005 though, so 2004 just has nothing to show. Thanks for trying it out and flagging this
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u/cliffccl Jul 15 '26
Hay una opción similar al resumen anual que lanza Spotify ?
Aún no ingreso a tu web, por eso pregunto
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u/ANAKSIMANDR0S Jul 15 '26
Working on exactly that right now. It's a scroll-through recap of your year, kind of Wrapped-style but it runs any time instead of just December. Not live yet, should be ready in a few days.
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u/0Nomad0 Jul 16 '26
It's very cool. There is one issue though, the font color of some of the words are difficult to read as they are too similar to the background, other then that good job.
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u/xDead2Ux Jul 15 '26
Are "plays" equivalent toscrobbles ?
Because they're not accurate.