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Last.fm with ratings, finally
Riffiter turns any public Last.fm profile into a taste report: your all-time top albums, what you've had on repeat this year, your genre and decade mix, built from your real scrobbles via the official Last.fm API. And unlike Last.fm, every album in it can be rated and reviewed.
How it works
Type your Last.fm username
Any public profile works. Nothing to install, nothing to authorize.
Get your taste report
All-time top albums, what you've had on repeat this year, your genre and decade mix, built from your real scrobbles.
Start rating
Every album in the report links into Riffiter. Connect your account and your scrobbles keep syncing while you rate, review, and build lists.
What you get
Here's the shape of a report before you run yours — built from your real scrobbles, not the placeholders below.
Your top albums, rated by the community
Your most-scrobbled albums, each carrying its Riffiter community score — so you can see at a glance where your taste meets the crowd.
Your decades
How your listening splits across eras.
Your genres
The tags that show up most across your scrobbles.
Your taste vs the crowd
Cross your most-played records against the community's ratings to see where you line up — and where you stand alone.
Certified picks
Albums you love that the crowd rates highly too — your taste, confirmed.
Contrarian picks
Records you play on repeat that the community rates low — the ones worth defending.
Last.fm counts your plays. It never asked what you thought.
Sixteen years of scrobbles and not a single star. Last.fm knows you played that album 412 times, but not whether you loved it, outgrew it, or just fell asleep with it on loop. Riffiter is the rating and review layer your listening history has been missing: think Letterboxd, for music.
Connect your Last.fm account and Riffiter keeps syncing your scrobbles automatically, matches them to its catalog, and lets you rate albums, write reviews, build lists, and log the concerts you were at. Your Last.fm history stays where it is; we only read it.
FAQ
- Does this work without a Riffiter account?
- Yes. Enter any public Last.fm username and the report renders instantly: no sign-up, no connection, no scrobble import.
- Is Riffiter a good Last.fm alternative?
- If you want a Last.fm alternative that adds ratings, it's a strong fit: keep Last.fm (or Spotify, or Apple Music) as your scrobbler and Riffiter becomes the rating and review layer on top. It's free, you don't have to swap scrobblers, and it runs alongside the Last.fm scrobbling you already have.
- Can I rate my Last.fm scrobbles on Riffiter?
- Yes, that's the whole point. Last.fm tracks what you listen to but has never let you rate it. Create a Riffiter account, connect Last.fm in settings, and every album you've scrobbled becomes ratable and reviewable.
- Does Riffiter keep syncing after I connect?
- Yes. Once connected, your new scrobbles sync automatically about every 30 minutes. Last.fm stays your scrobbler; Riffiter becomes your rating layer.
- What's in the taste report?
- Your all-time top albums each shown with their Riffiter community rating, what you've had on repeat this year, your most-played tracks and artists, and your genre and decade mix. It also crosses your listening against community ratings to surface your certified picks (loved by you and the crowd) and your contrarian picks (records you play that the crowd rates low).
- Do the albums in the report link anywhere?
- Yes. Every album, artist and track the report matches to our catalog links straight to its Riffiter page, where you can read reviews, see the full community rating, and rate it yourself. Unmatched items stay as plain text, never a fake link.
- What data does the report use, and how long is it kept?
- Only what your public Last.fm profile already shows: top albums, top artists and play counts, fetched via the official Last.fm API. Reports are cached for 24 hours and deleted within 30 days. Private Last.fm profiles can't be reported on.
Listening data from Last.fm. Riffiter is not affiliated with Last.fm.