Your years of music, on one record.

Spotify keeps every song you have ever played, from the first day of your account. Fonotech adds it all up and shows the hours, the artists and the dates. Nothing leaves your device.

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No account, no password. The Spotify request usually arrives in two days. With Last.fm it is instant.

What you will see

Four readings of the same history. Everything below is made up.

The record room

Pull a record off the shelf and see how many hours you played it.

Month by month

The whole year on one line, from the fullest month to the emptiest.

The shelf

Albums as spines, from most played to least.

Hours per year

How much music in each year of your account.

The names and numbers in these examples are made up. They are nobody's history.

Explore a sample library

The app author's own library, opened as a sample. You can browse the room, the shelf and the years without having a file.

The export stops on the day you asked. Last.fm carries on.

The file Spotify sends covers everything up to the day you asked. After that it does not grow any more.

With Last.fm connected, every song you play goes into the library the next day, without you asking for anything.

How to connect Last.fm

How it works

Ask Spotify for your historyA form in your account there. The file arrives by email in a few days.
Drag the .zip in hereThe maths happens in your browser, without sending the file anywhere.
See your recordThe room, the shelf, the years and the months open in seconds.

It stays on your deviceReading happens in the browser. By default, nothing leaves here.
Cloud only if you askThe copy in the cloud only happens if you press the button.
Erasing is one tapErased in the app, and the copy in the cloud erased too.

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