Since 2009, 385,749 people have tracked 327,147,822 listens (53,557 in the last 24 hours) We think that's something to be proud of.
Many music player apps already support Libre.fm, and for streaming music there's Web Scrobbler. You sign into one of these using your Libre.fm account.
The music player app reports what you're listening to to Libre.fm and we show it on your profile and on the community page.
Want to do this in private? Libre.fm is 100% open source so you can run your own server instead.
See what you've listened to weeks or even years ago and via the community page you can see what other people are listening to.
Over 385,731 users have submitted over 327,145,400 songs to Libre.fm over the last 16 years
We block so-called "AI" scrapers and bots and provide Libre.fm for humans only. We block IP addresses, entire networks, bots and more using Cloudflare and our own in-house data. If you're having any issues, please contact us and we will help you.
Libre.fm is generously hosted in York, UK by our good friends at Bytemark, a hosting company with a long-standing commitment to a free and open society.
When you email us for support, you're speaking to Matt Lee, the co-founder of Libre.fm. Matt cares deeply about the indieweb, accessibility, standards and open source software.
Libre.fm is designed to work without JavaScript. This means the site is faster to load and has no invasive trackers. We support any and all operating systems. If you can GET and POST, you're in.
Lots of sites are bogged down with unwanted features, aggressive advertising and trackers. We aren't. We spun off the social networking aspects of Libre.fm a long time ago (as GNU social) which became a founding part of the modern social web.
Libre.fm caches as much as possible to give you the fastest experience no matter where you are.
