Pano Scrobbler for LastFM - Music scrobbling & tracking

Key Features:

- Completely ad-free experience

- Integrates with Lastfm, Librefm, GNUfm, ListenBrainz, Maloja, and Pleroma for scrobbling

- * Option to scrobble locally as a CSV or JSONL file

- * Interactive notifications allow you to view song information, edit, love, cancel, or block songs right from the notification

- Access detailed information about songs, albums, artists, album artists, and tags

- Review scrobbles from specific periods, like last year or last month

- Modify or remove existing scrobbles while keeping edits in mind

- Utilize regex pattern edits to extract or correct metadata such as "Remastered"

- Block certain artists or songs, auto-skipping or muting them when they play

- Check out what users you follow are listening to along with their statistics

- Use the microphone to identify and scrobble songs

- * Enables scrobbling from the S app and Pixel Now Playing feature

- Import and export settings, modifications, and blocklists easily

- Analyze charts with indicators reflecting changes over selected time frames

- * Customizable home-screen widget available for displaying charts

- * Create collage visuals

- View graphical representations of scrobble counts and tag clouds

- Retrieve a random song, album, or artist from your listening history

- Search functionality for songs, artists, or albums

- Retrieve missing album details and album artists from Lastfm before scrobbling

- * Receive themed digest notifications for your top scrobbles at the end of each week and month

- Add or delete personal tags as desired

- Choose and combine different themes

- * Features available for automation apps via Broadcast Intents

Note: Features marked with * are not supported on TV due to operating system limitations.

More details

No ads ever: The app is completely free and does not show any ads or ask for any in-app purchases.

Supports phones, TVs, tablets, and Android desktops, including Windows 11: The app works on a variety of devices and platforms, so you can scrobble from any Android device you own. You can even scrobble from Windows 11 using the Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA).

Interactive notification: You can view track information, edit, love, cancel, or block tracks directly from the notification bar. You can also scrobble from the S app and Pixel Now Playing using the notification.

View track, album, artist, album artist, and tag details: You can tap on any scrobbled item to see more information about it, such as album art, genre, bio, similar artists, etc. You can also add or remove personal tags to customize your scrobbles.

View scrobbles from a specific time, such as last year or last month: You can filter your scrobbles by date range and see how your musical taste has changed over time.

Edit or delete existing scrobbles: You can correct any mistakes or typos in your scrobbles by editing them. The app remembers your edits and applies them automatically to future scrobbles. You can also delete any scrobbles you don’t want to keep.

Fix metadata such as “Remastered” with regex pattern edits: You can use regular expressions to remove or replace unwanted words or phrases in your scrobbles, such as “Remastered”, “Deluxe Edition”, “Live”, etc.

Block artists, tracks, etc., and automatically skip or mute when they play: You can create a blocklist of artists, tracks, albums, or genres that you don’t want to scrobble or hear. The app will automatically skip or mute them when they play on your device.

Check what your friends are listening to and view their stats: You can follow other users of the online services and see what they are scrobbling in real time. You can also view their charts, stats, tags, etc.

Identify and scrobble a song from the microphone: You can use the app to recognize a song that is playing around you and scrobble it to your online profile. The app uses ACRCloud as the song recognition service.

Import and export settings, edits, and blocklists: You can backup and restore your app settings, edits, and blocklists by importing and exporting them as files. This way you can easily transfer them to another device or share them with others.

View charts for a specific week, month, year, or custom range, with change indicators: You can see your top artists, albums, tracks, and tags for any time period you choose. The app also shows you how your rankings have changed compared to the previous period with arrows and numbers.

Charts are also available as a customizable home-screen widget: You can add a widget to your home screen that displays your charts for any time period you choose. You can customize the widget size, color, layout, etc.

Collage generator: You can create a collage of your top albums or artists for any time period you choose. You can save the collage as an image or share it with others.

View scrobble count graphs for specific time periods: You can see how many scrobbles you have made for any time period you choose. The app shows you a line graph of your daily or weekly scrobble counts.

Get a random track, album, or artist from your listening history: You can use the app to get a random recommendation from your own scrobbles. The app will pick a track, album, or artist that you have listened to before and show you more information about it.

Search for a track, artist**, or album: You can use the app to search for any music item you want and see more information about it. You can also scrobble it directly from the search results.

Fetch albums and album artists from LastFM, if missing, before scrobbling: You can enable this option to make sure your scrobbles have the correct album and album artist information. The app will fetch them from LastFM if they are missing from your device or the online service you are scrobbling to.

Get your top scrobble digests as a notification at the end of every week and month: You can enable this option to receive a summary of your top scrobbles for the past week or month as a notification. You can tap on the notification to see more details and share your digest with others.

Mix and match themes, supports Material You: You can customize the app’s appearance by choosing from various themes and colors. The app also supports Material You, which means it can adapt its colors to your wallpaper and system settings.

Broadcast Intents for automation apps like Tasker: You can use this feature to send or receive information from other apps using Intents. For example, you can use Tasker to trigger actions based on your scrobbles, such as changing your wallpaper, sending a message, etc.

What's new

- Added support for Nintendo Music

- Bug fixes

- Translation updates by the translators on Crowdin