Every track you played, still there tomorrow.

Spotify shows your recently played and then quietly forgets it. This keeps the last 50 in front of you — album art, artist, and exactly when you heard it.

Read-only. No playlists touched, nothing posted, nothing played on your behalf.

The last 50, always

Your fifty most recent plays, newest first, with the timestamp Spotify records but never shows you.

One tap back to the track

Every row links straight to the track in Spotify, so rediscovering something is a click, not a search.

Nothing to install

A single page that works on your phone and your laptop. No app, no extension, no account to create.

How it works

1
Log in with Spotify
The usual Spotify consent screen. You approve read access to your profile and listening history — nothing more.
2
Your history loads
We ask Spotify for your recently played tracks and show them straight away.
3
Come back whenever
Your session is remembered, so the list is waiting the next time you open it.

What happens to your data

Your session is an encrypted cookie that holds only your Spotify user ID.
Access tokens are stored server-side and refreshed automatically — never sent to the browser.
Log out and the token is deleted. You can revoke access from Spotify at any time.

Ready when you are.

Access is invite-only for now: the Spotify app runs in Development Mode, which allows five authorised accounts. If yours isn't one of them, Spotify will turn you away at the login screen.