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Every play you have ever made, counted. From Last.fm, Plex and ListenBrainz · one play however many saw it.
this week—
this year—
most played, ever—
playing now—
Bring your plays in.
Give linr your Last.fm username once. linr reads your whole history itself, page by page from the first scrobble, and keeps it current from then on. You can close this page; it carries on.
Your Last.fm listening needs to be visible (Last.fm settings → Privacy). ListenBrainz and Plex follow.
Plex · your own server.
linr is your scrobbler for the music you keep: it reads the play history your Plex server already has, every play with its time, then checks for new plays every few hours. Nothing on the server changes.
Link your Plex account on the main page and read your library once; linr then reads your server's play history by itself.
- 1Last.fm · lastfm.ghan.nl/export writes every scrobble you have to one CSV or JSON file; lastfm-to-csv works too.
- 2ListenBrainz · Settings → Export, then unzip and choose the JSON files inside.
These files are from
Every play,
counted.
linr tally keeps your whole listening history: every play from Last.fm, ListenBrainz and Plex, with one rule, the same song within five minutes is one play however many saw it. Rankings by week, month, year and all time; your years, your hours, the records you return to every November, the artists you dropped.
Free, always. Sign in or create your linr account on the main page, then bring your export in.
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