Your listening history, visualized

Upload your Spotify Extended streaming history and look back on years of listening. No Spotify login

Get your data from Spotify

Harmony works from the export Spotify makes for you. You ask for it once and it arrives by email

The totals for the period you pick, set against the same stretch before it

With the demo's numbers too. Click a name to open the full page

Every artist, track and album ranked by time listened

When and how you listen, down to shuffle, offline plays and devices

An artist's album releases next to your weekly listening

Round numbers, records and first listens, in the order you reached them

Is it free?: Yes. Harmony is free and open source under the GPL-3.0 license
Do I need to log in with Spotify?: No. Harmony only reads the export you upload. It never connects to your Spotify account
What happens to my file?: The server reads every stream, looks up each track and album on Deezer for covers and album details, and saves the result as one small DuckDB file. Your browser downloads that file and runs every query itself
Which export do I need?: The Extended streaming history. The regular account data only covers the last year; the extended one goes back to your first stream
Who can see my package?: There are no accounts. Your package lives at a six-character link, and anyone with that link can open it
Can I host it myself?: Yes. One Docker image serves the app and the API:
$ docker run -p 3000:3000 -v harmony-data:/data ghcr.io/abgameur/harmony
Where's the code?: On GitHub. Issues and pull requests are welcome