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Import your Spotify extended streaming history to begin.

Request your data from Spotify's Privacy Settings.

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Getting Your Data & Importing

1. Go to Spotify Privacy Settings

2. Request your Extended Streaming History

3. Wait for the email (empirically takes 1-2 days)

4. Download and unzip the files

5. Click Import and select all Streaming_History_Audio_*.json files

Privacy

I don't want your data of how you listened to X song Y times at Z time. That's for you to give meaning. I don't know how to make a database anyways, so all your data stays in your browser <3

Query Language

The default behavior of typing text is to match substrings of artists or tracks, case-insensitive. If this is not sufficient, you can use a little DSL to make advanced queries.

The rough structure of the language is to express queries as compositions of predicates: and, or, not.

Some predicates are (artist "Porter Robinson") or (track Forever) or (year >= 2020). The default behavior is to match exact strings, and you can expand into regex like so (artist /.*rter rob.*/i).

Here's an example query: if we want to get all songs by Porter Robinson, want to play with regex, and want to ignore the song "Trying to Feel Alive", we can use the following query: (and (artist /.*rter rob.*/i) (not (track "Trying to Feel Alive"))).

Why? I don't know. But go at it. Full docs can be found in the blogpost

Data stays in your browser. This is a static website! Made with love from rzhu and Claude :)