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Scrobble what you listen to on Spotify, YouTube, SoundCloud and Deezer to Owline. Owline Scrobbler automatically tracks the music you listen to in your browser and sends each play to your Owline profile. Optional relay to Last.fm and ListenBrainz. HOW IT WORKS 1. Sign in with your Owline account (email or Google). 2. Play music on a supported web player. 3. After 30 seconds of playback, the track is scrobbled. 4. Your listening history builds your profile, stats and heatmap. SUPPORTED WEB PLAYERS Works with the major streaming web players you already use in your browser. Each one can be enabled or disabled individually in Settings. Full compatibility list at owline.io. FEATURES - Automatic scrobbling with a 30s / 50% threshold - Multi-destination relay to Owline, Last.fm and ListenBrainz in parallel - Live "Now Playing" updates on every track change - Popup with current track and scrobble counter - Offline queue: plays are saved locally and sent when the connection returns - Google Sign-In and automatic token refresh SCROBBLE RULES - Minimum 30 seconds of playback or 50% of track duration - 5 second debounce between the same track - Items longer than 20 minutes are skipped (podcasts, mixes) PRIVACY - Only track metadata is sent: title, artist, album, duration - No browsing history, no personal data, no advertising - Last.fm and ListenBrainz relays are opt-in and use your own credentials Owline is a social network for playlist lovers. Learn more at owline.io.
May 7, 2026
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