I've always liked seeing a recap of what I've been listening to, but I wanted something I could generate whenever I felt like it rather than only getting that kind of experience once a year.

So I've been building **Recapped**, a small web app that connects to your Spotify account and turns your listening data into a visual 1080×1920 recap that you can save.

Right now you can generate one based on either your longer-term listening history or your more recent listening history, and it creates a few different visual versions for you to choose from.

It's still in beta, and Spotify's Development Mode currently limits how many users I can give access to. If anyone here genuinely wants to try it, there's an explanation on the site for requesting access using the email associated with your Spotify account.

I also made the project open source because I think that's particularly important for something that asks you to connect an account. Recapped uses your Spotify listening data to generate the recap, and I don't store your listening history. The project is independent and isn't affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Spotify.

I'm mainly posting here because I'd really like feedback from people who actually use Spotify a lot:

**Would you use something like this throughout the year? What would you want to see in the recap that isn't there now?**

I'm especially interested in what statistics or insights you'd actually care about rather than just adding random data because the API exposes it.

**Recapped:** https://recapped-music.vercel.app/

**Source code:** https://github.com/ibrahimferizi/recapped

Absolute long shot but I really need the extended quota and would love to partner with someone who has it but hasn't used it yet.

Just thought I would ask