Your whole listening history, not just this year.
Upload the data export from Spotify and see every stream since your account began: how much you listened each day, which artists stayed and which were phases, when you skip, and the song that started it all. It's free, it's private until you share it, and there's nothing to subscribe to.
A sample history, not a real person's. Each bar is minutes listened per day. After you upload, yours goes here.
How do I see my all-time Spotify history?
Spotify's app only shows recent listening and Wrapped only covers one year. The full record is in the “Extended streaming history” export, which you can request from Spotify for free.
Request it from Spotify
On spotify.com/account/privacy, tick “Extended streaming history” and confirm the email. Spotify says delivery takes up to 30 days; often it's a few.
Upload the zip here
Drop my_spotify_data.zip on the upload page. It goes straight to encrypted storage and is deleted 24 hours after processing.
Explore
A dashboard of your whole history, private to you. Hide any artist or track, and share only what you choose.
What will my dashboard show?
- Every day since your first stream
- A calendar for each year, a waveform of your whole history, and any single day opened stream by stream.
- Artists, tracks and albums
- Sortable tables of everything you've played, with time, plays over 30 seconds, skip rate, first and last play.
- Streaks, phases and slow burners
- Your longest daily run with one artist, the months you played nothing else, and the artists it took years to love.
- When and how you listen
- Hour by weekday, how your listening clock moved over the years, skips by device, shuffle on and off.
- Sessions and records
- Your longest sessions, biggest days, the song you played 40 times in one evening, and the longest silences.
- Devices and places
- Every phone, console, TV and speaker decoded to a model name, and the countries you streamed from.
Is my data private?
- Dashboards are private by default. Nobody else can see yours unless you create a share link or make a profile public.
- Spotify's export includes the IP address of every stream. depth.fm drops it while reading the file; it never reaches the database.
- The uploaded file is deleted 24 hours after it's processed. Your streams stay until you delete them, which takes one click and a few minutes.
- You can hide any artist, track or album from your public profile, or from everywhere.
depth.fm is free for everyone. It's paid for by a small number of ads and clearly labelled links, never by selling data and never by locking charts behind a subscription.
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