About depth.fm

Music services know exactly what you've played for years, and the law lets you download it. The file is hard to read: tens of thousands of lines of JSON or CSV. depth.fm turns it into a dashboard: every day on a calendar, every artist and track in sortable tables, your listening sessions, streaks, devices, and how your taste changed year by year.

It works with Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music and SoundCloud exports. You don't connect your account; you upload the file, and the file is deleted a day after it's read.

Yes. There are no subscriptions, trials or locked charts. A few ads and affiliate links pay for the servers; here's how they work.

Nobody, until you choose. You can make a public profile, send share links with a password or an expiry date, and hide any artist, track or album from everything you share. depth.fm never stores IP addresses. Read the privacy notice.

Every figure comes straight from your export, with no sampling or estimates, and every one is defined on About the data, including the known gaps in each service's files.

depth.fm is an independent project run from the United Kingdom, and isn't affiliated with any music service.