Maloja

Maloja is a self-hosted scrobbling server and listening-history database. It collects plays (“scrobbles”) from compatible clients, stores them locally, and provides a web interface and API for analyzing your listening habits without relying on third-party services.

Key Features

• Stores scrobbles in your own database and provides a web UI for browsing history and statistics
• Multiple ingestion options: compatible scrobble clients and integrations via an HTTP API (for custom scripts/tools)
• Rich personal analytics: charts, timelines, artists/albums/tracks rankings, and period-based breakdowns
• User/library features designed for personal deployments (single-user focus with lightweight administration)
• Data export/backup options to keep ownership of your listening history
• Integrations intended as alternatives to hosted scrobble ecosystems (e.g., replacing Last.fm-style tracking)

Use Cases

• Track and visualize personal listening history across players/devices in one place
• Build your own “Spotify Wrapped”-style yearly/monthly reports from locally stored scrobbles
• Feed scrobble data into custom dashboards or scripts using the API

Limitations and Considerations

• Primarily oriented toward personal/small deployments; not a full social scrobbling network

Maloja fits users who want a private, durable listening-history store with useful stats and an API. It’s a practical replacement for hosted scrobble tracking when you prefer to keep your data under your control and accessible for custom analysis.