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Analyze YouTube watch and Spotify listening history privately in your browser, with personal stats, rankings, streaks, and trends.

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| Company | — | 2024 |
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Playback Stats is a privacy-first web app for exploring personal YouTube watch history and Spotify listening history. Import a Google Takeout ZIP, YouTube watch-history.json, or Spotify streaming-history JSON files to turn raw playback records into clear dashboards. Highlights: - Top YouTube...
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As answered by people managing Codegres.org and Playback Stats.
Playback Stats's answer:
Playback Stats combines YouTube watch-history analysis and Spotify listening-history analysis in one privacy-first web app. It works directly with exported Google Takeout ZIP/JSON and Spotify streaming-history JSON files, processes everything locally in the browser, and requires no account connection, API key, or server upload. Users get detailed rankings, trends, streaks, habits, and locally generated share cards without giving another service access to their private playback history.
Playback Stats's answer:
Choose Playback Stats when you want useful personal analytics without connecting your YouTube or Spotify account to a third party. It analyzes your own exports locally, supports long-term history, and exposes detailed rankings, trends, streaks, and habits. The app is free and open source, and your history files are never uploaded to Playback Stats.
Playback Stats's answer:
The primary audience is privacy-conscious YouTube and Spotify users who want to understand their own viewing or listening behavior. It is especially useful for quantified-self enthusiasts, data-curious media fans, and anyone with a Google Takeout or Spotify history export who wants long-term personal insights without sharing the raw files with another service.
Playback Stats's answer:
Playback Stats began in 2024 as an open-source YouTube History Analyzer: a practical way to turn hard-to-read Google Takeout watch-history data into clear personal insights while keeping the data on the user's device. It later expanded to support Spotify streaming-history exports, creating one privacy-first place for exploring years of viewing and listening behavior.
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