Pano Scrobbler works on Windows 11 with WSA and can scrobble from other Android apps. However, there is a known issue with the buttons in notifications not functioning as expected, which is a bug specific to WSA.
- No ads ever
- Scrobbles to LastFM, LibreFM, GNU FM, Listenbrainz, Maloja, Pleroma or to a file
- Supports phones, TVs, tablets, and Android desktops, including Windows 11
- Interactive notification: View song info, edit, love, cancel, or block songs directly from the notification
- View song, album, artist, album artist, and tag details
- View scrobbles from a specific time, such as last year or last month
- Edit or delete existing scrobbles. Remembers edits
- Extract or Fix metadata such as "Remastered" with regex pattern edits
- Block artists, songs, etc., and automatically skip or mute when they play
- Check what your followed users are listening to and view their stats
- Identify and scrobble a song from the microphone
- Scrobble from the S app and Pixel Now Playing
- Import and export settings, edits, and blocklists
- View charts for a specific week, month, year, or custom range, with change indicators
- Charts are also available as a customizable home-screen widget
- Collage generator
- View scrobble count graphs for specific time periods
- Get a random songs, album, or artist from your listening history
- Search for a songs, artist, or album
- Fetch albums and album artists from LastFM, if missing, before scrobbling
- Get your top scrobble digests as a notification at the end of every week and month
- Add or remove personal tags
- Mix and match themes, supports Material You
- Broadcast Intents for automation apps like Tasker
- Remember and see apps you scrobbled from and search directly within them
See instructions.md
https://kawaiidango.github.io/pano-scrobbler/fdroid/repo/
- Inspiration from Musixmatch's FloatingLyrics
- YouTube title parser from Web Scrobbler and Metadata Filter
- Icons from https://pictogrammers.com and https://material.io
- Genres filter from https://everynoise.com
Thanks to the amazing translators and everyone who reported bugs and helped me with this project.
