Libre.fm
Track your listening habits, discover new music
Libre.fm is an open-source music listening tracker that records what you play through scrobbling clients and displays your listening history on a profile. It supports six-month and yearly recaps, a community page showing what others are listening to, and sharing links to the Fediverse and Bluesky. The service can be self-hosted for private use.
Clients include Web Scrobbler for browser-based streaming, DeadBeeF for desktop, Pano for Android, Finale for iPhone, and ZOMG for the command line. Last.fm scrobbles can be imported, and data export is available by request. Individual scrobbles can be deleted from your profile.
Libre.fm is designed to work without JavaScript and supports any operating system that can send HTTP requests. It is free to use, with no paid editions or usage-based pricing mentioned.
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