Which Spotify stats are you looking for?
| Your question | Start here |
|---|---|
| Who and what did I listen to? | Local artist and track dashboard |
| Where are stats inside Spotify? | App, account connection and export guide |
| Which stats app fits my needs? | Compare tools by their data route |
| Can I see genres or a pie chart? | Read the source and the denominator |
| How is my released music doing? | Artist audience and release analytics |
Minutes, records and rankings tell different stories
Four minutes for one artist and two for another add up to six minutes. Repeated records describe repeated recorded activity; a long track can lead on time without leading on record count. A ranking from Spotify’s account API uses a different method again. Keep the source, date range and unit with every number.
The local dashboard supplies an artist-time graphic, track and album tables, observed-date information and a CSV summary. It does not infer genres or provide a live feed of your account. For all-time questions, the result can cover only the records you actually import.
Track your listening over time
For a monthly or weekly review, import your available history and choose comparable custom dates. The dashboard is an on-demand calculation, not a background Spotify tracker: it cannot see new plays until you supply a new export. Save each period’s summary with its source dates.
Get a useful answer without handing over your account
The example requires no file. Your own analysis uses downloaded JSON, with processing in the browser. It does not ask for a password, token or email. Read the method and limits before interpreting a result, and use Clear everything when you finish.
Looking for Stats for Spotify?
SnapSong is independent of Spotify and of the separate Stats for Spotify service. Our guide to Spotify stats explains the different routes and links directly to that provider if it is the service you intended to visit.
