FAQ

Is myfrequency.net safe and legit?

Yes. myfrequency is an independent, free, ad-free project made by a Last.fm user since 2006 (see About). You sign in on Last.fm's own website: you type your password there, never here, and we only use the authorization to read your listening data. We never post anything to your Last.fm, never ask for a card or bank details and never sell data. The site uses HTTPS, your email is never public and you can delete your account any time with the “Delete my account” button at the end of your profile. Details in the Privacy policy.

Is myfrequency part of Last.fm?

No. It is an independent project that uses the public Last.fm API (powered by AudioScrobbler), with no ties to Last.fm, Spotify or any other music company.

What are Last.fm stats?

Last.fm records every song you play (each record is a scrobble) and builds your stats from that: your most played artists, albums and tracks and how many scrobbles you made in each period. myfrequency reads that data from your Last.fm and shows it on a profile page.

How do I see my Last.fm profile stats?

Sign in with Last.fm at myfrequency.net/register and pick your @. Your profile shows what you're playing now and your top artists, albums and tracks for the week, month, year or a past year. More at myfrequency.net/lastfm-stats.

How do I see my monthly scrobbles?

On your profile, pick a year: the Scrobbles per month chart shows how many scrobbles you made each month. Use the month filter to keep only a range, and the tops follow it.

What if I don’t have Last.fm?

On the Music Invoice tab at /colagem tap “No Last.fm? Make it manually”: search songs (search via Deezer), set how many times you played each and the invoice builds live, up to 15 songs. No account needed.

How do I make a collage or Music Invoice of my music?

At myfrequency.net/colagem type any Last.fm username to make a cover collage of your top albums (3x3, 4x4 or 5x5) or a Music Invoice (a receipt) of your top songs or artists for the period. Download it as a PNG, including a 9:16 story version. No login needed.

What is the 2026 page?

At myfrequency.net/2026 anyone can type a Last.fm username and see their 2026 so far: total scrobbles, #1 artist with a 30-second preview and a fun fact. No login needed.

How do I find my Last.fm friends?

Right after logging in, or in Menu → Last.fm friends. Friends already on myfrequency show a Follow button (or Follow all); the rest get Invite, which sends your invite link.

What is Events (Beta)?

In Menu → Events you see upcoming shows by your top artists and can search any band or event. Data comes from Ticketmaster and the Tickets button opens the official ticket page. When an artist has no shows there, we link to their shows on Last.fm.

Who makes myfrequency?

A Last.fm fan, as a personal non-profit project. More on the About page.

What is myfrequency?

A stats page for your Last.fm plus a music social network: everyone gets a public profile showing what they listen to.

How do I create an account?

Click "Create my free page" and connect your Last.fm account. If you already use Last.fm, tap "Already on Last.fm?" to go straight to sign-in. Your @ comes prefilled with your Last.fm username (you can change it), and e-mail, country and Spotify are optional.

Is it paid? Are there ads?

No. myfrequency is 100% free with no ads.

Do I need Last.fm?

Yes. Data comes from your Last.fm scrobbles (from any app that scrobbles, like Spotify, Apple Music or Tidal).

Is my profile public? How do I share it?

Yes, your profile lives at myfrequency.net/your-handle. Use the Share button to send the link.

Which periods can I see?

Top artists, albums and tracks by Week, Month and Year, with a year picker for past years.

How do I follow people?

Open someone's profile and tap Follow. Followers and following show in your header.

What is “Frequency” on profiles?

When logged in, visiting a profile shows how closely your taste matches that person’s (0 to 100%) and three artists you share. We compare what you both played most in the last 3 months (and the last 12, when that raises the result). Artists you play a lot and less popular artists count more.

What is the “B-side” on profiles?

When logged in, a profile can also show the B-side: the up to 3 rarest bands you both listen to (under 1 million listeners on Last.fm, not counting the ones already shown in common), rarest first. It only appears when there is at least one.

What is “On the same frequency”?

On your profile, people you follow who are listening now come first. Then come music neighbours: people you don’t follow yet who listened in the last 7 days to one of your most-played artists of the week. To stay hidden from people who don’t follow you, untick “Show me to music neighbours” at the end of Edit profile.

What are “Musical neighbours”?

Only on your own profile, right below “On the same frequency”, we show up to 10 people you don’t follow yet with the highest affinity (the same frequency % as in search), with your top 3 artists in common. Very low affinities are hidden. The full list is under “My neighbours” in the menu. People who turned off “Show me to music neighbours” in Edit profile are not shown.

What are track notes?

You can write a note about the track that is playing. It stays public for 24 hours, then disappears. On desktop, the ☺ button in the corner of the field inserts emojis. A gold ring around the note shows how much time it has left. On your own profile, a row of recent notes sits at the top: yours first, then people you follow, people on the same frequency (with the %) and the rest of the community. Tap a photo to open that profile.

Why do I see "recent listening is private"?

Your Last.fm hides recent listening. To show it, turn that option off at last.fm/settings/privacy.

What are badges?

Founder marks the creator of myfrequency. Tuner goes to anyone who brings 2 friends signed up through their invite link. Or join our Discord community and request your badge. Discord marks people in the myfrequency Discord community.

What does Sintonizador unlock?

Access to exclusive features, starting with the custom artist header. More is coming.

How does the custom header work?

Sintonizadores pick an artist (images via Deezer) in Menu → Customize header and adjust position and zoom. If you are not a Sintonizador yet, you will see “Customize your header” at the top of your own profile: tap it to invite friends.

How do invite links work?

In Menu → Invite friends you copy your link. Anyone who signs up through it counts as your invite.

How do I see how many times I played an artist or track?

Next to the Week, Month and Year tabs there is a search box: type an artist or track name. Tracks appear as “artist — track”; picking the exact pair opens the track detail (plays in the selected period), not the artist. Switching tabs updates the result. If nothing shows up, it was not played in that period.

Can I search my whole history?

Yes. Next to the year picker, turn on “All time”: the search covers your whole Last.fm since your first scrobble, and Week, Month, Year and the year picker are disabled. Turn it off to go back to normal. The tops on the page switch to your whole history too. Search suggests any artist, even outside your top 1,000, and opening an artist shows the tracks of theirs you played most and when you last played them (month and year). With “All time”, a track picked from the list also resolves the real total via Last.fm, even outside your top 1,000 tracks.

Is there a Discord bot?

Yes! It is free and installs in about 10 seconds from myfrequency.net/bot. Use /invoice user:your_lastfm period:week or month type:tracks or artists to make a music invoice of your most played tracks or artists, /collage for an album collage, /match to compare two profiles, /profile for a profile card with a link, /now for your current track (list:5 or 10 for your latest), /ranking to see who listens most to an artist or album in the server and /cover for an album cover. With Discord linked with /set, the username is optional. The bot replies in your Discord language. It works with any Last.fm user, even without a myfrequency account.

What does /wrapped show in Discord?

Use /wrapped in Discord to get your Your Frequency 2026 card: top artist with photo, scrobbles, daily average, top 5 artists and tracks and your genres. It works with the Last.fm linked via /set or with user:your_lastfm. The first time the bot takes a few minutes to compute your year; run /wrapped again afterwards.

How do I see how many times I listened to an artist on Discord?

Use /artist artist:name and, optionally, period: week, month, year or all time. The bot replies with a card with the band's photo and how many times you listened. It needs your Last.fm linked with /set.

How do I link my Last.fm in Discord?

In Discord, use /set user:your_lastfm once. From then on /invoice, /collage, /now, /cover and /profile use your Last.fm without typing the username, and you join the /ranking of the servers where you use the bot. If you already connected your Discord on the site, that link still works and can be removed at myfrequency.net/discord.

How do I join the server /ranking without a myfrequency account?

In Discord, use /set user:your_lastfm. The bot checks the user exists on Last.fm and links it to your Discord, no site login needed. From then on you count in that server’s /ranking, and /now, /invoice, /collage and the others use your Last.fm without the user option. If your Discord is already connected to your myfrequency profile, the profile account is used. Tip: /w is a shortcut for /ranking.

What is "Roast me / Hype me"?

With an account, open the menu (☰) or tap the 🔥 on your profile and pick: 🔥 Roast me (AI teases your music taste, affectionately) or 💛 Hype me (AI celebrates it). It uses your most played artists and tracks. You get one generation per day across both modes; the result stays saved and shows again whenever you open it. You can share it or download it as a receipt or story. Made by AI, just for fun: nothing in it is personal.

What do the blocks at the top of a profile show?

Below the header is the spotlight for what is playing now (or the last track), with the 3 previous songs. Tap one to bring it into the spotlight and see or leave a note on it; to go back, tap "Back to listening now" or wait 20 seconds. Next to it: "This week" (scrobbles from the last 7 days, change vs the week before and a daily chart; tap it to jump to the Week filter), the artist of the week, the roast (on your own profile) and the music invoice. On your own profile there is also an "On the same frequency" strip with your musical neighbours.

Can I see my month or year scrobbles in the “This week” block?

Yes. The block has a Week / Month / Year selector in its corner. Month shows the last 30 days and Year the last 12 months, each with its chart and the change vs the previous period. Week is the default; tapping the rest of the block opens the list for the chosen period.

Is there a light theme?

Yes. Open the menu (☰) and tap the sun icon next to your name to switch between light and dark. With an account your choice is saved and follows you across devices; without one it is saved in this browser.

Do you use cookies? What about my data?

Only our own cookies: login, preferences and the invite of whoever referred you. No ads or trackers, and we never sell data. Details in the Privacy policy. You can delete your account with the button at the end of your profile.

Can anyone see my email?

Never. Your email is not public. The language (Portuguese, Spanish or English) is detected automatically and can be changed.

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