Go Beyond Apple Music Replay: See Your Full Listening Stats Now

What did you play all through last summer? Which songs have stayed with you for years? When did you first hear your favorite artist?

Apple Music Replay gives you a quick recap. mystats.music gives you the whole story, from every year of your Apple Music history, and you don't have to wait until December to see it.

What you'll see

• Your top songs, artists and albums for this year, any past year, any custom range, or all time.
• Every play you've made: your full listening history, with the exact time you pressed play.
• Song and artist pages: the first and last time you played a song, when an artist entered your life, and how your favorites rose and faded over the years.
• Your artist storyline: the artists where it all started, your one-track crushes, comeback artists and the ones you quietly left behind.
• When you listen: a heatmap of your week, your peak hours, your biggest listening day, your longest streak and your longest listening session.
• How you listen: your skip rate, your devices, and the mix of songs and videos you play.

The same song released as a single, on an album and on a deluxe edition counts as one song, so your top songs add up the way you'd expect. Remixes, live and acoustic versions stay separate.

When you find something worth showing off, save it as an image for your story, or challenge a friend in a Music Duel.

How to get your Apple Music stats

1. Request your data from Apple

Follow our step-by-step Apple Music guide to request your Apple Media Services data from Apple's privacy portal. Apple usually has it ready within a week.

2. Upload the ZIP files

When Apple's email arrives, download every ZIP file it gives you. Don't unzip anything. Select them all on the Apple Music import page and mystats finds what it needs inside.

Apple's export usually includes a play-by-play log of your listening, and that's what unlocks your full listening history, exact listening times, top albums and your longest session. If you only have the Play History Daily Tracks file on its own, you can upload that too and still get your full dashboard of top songs, artists and trends.

3. Pick your timeframe

Start with all time, then jump to this year for your own early Replay. Or pick any stretch you like: a summer, a year abroad, the month an album dropped.

Exact times, wherever you were

With Apple's play-by-play log, every play is shown in the local time where it happened. Songs you played on holiday in another time zone show up at the time you actually heard them there, not shifted to your time at home. That's what makes your heatmap and peak hours so accurate.

How it compares to Replay

Your stats come straight from the listening data Apple keeps for your account, so your top songs and artists should look very familiar.

A few things work a little differently, on purpose. When a song credits several artists, each one gets full credit for it. And the same song across its single, album and deluxe releases shows up once in mystats, with all its plays together.

Your data stays yours

Everything is processed right in your browser. Your listening history never leaves your device and is never uploaded to our servers. Apple's export also contains details like IP addresses and locations; mystats only reads the song, album and timing information it needs and ignores the rest.

When you close the tab, your results are gone. Keep your ZIP files somewhere safe and you can upload them again any time.