multi-scrobbler

A dockerized application monitors music listening activity from a wide range of sources—including streaming services, local players, and network audio servers—and forwards that data to multiple scrobbling clients. It can be run as a self‑hosted service, configured via environment variables or JSON, and provides a web interface for statistics, control, and logs. The system handles network and client failures gracefully by queuing scrobbles and retrying automatically, and it can enrich track information using MusicBrainz or built‑in correction patterns.

The software targets users who want a single, platform‑independent solution for tracking plays across many devices and services without relying on separate browser extensions or mobile apps. It supports both individual and multi‑user configurations, allowing families or friends to share a scrobbling setup while keeping sources isolated per client. Integration with webhooks, health‑check endpoints, and Prometheus metrics enables external monitoring and automation.

What distinguishes this tool is its extensive list of supported sources—ranging from Spotify and YouTube Music to MPD, Kodi, Sonos, and Subsonic‑compatible APIs—and its ability to deliver scrobbles to diverse clients such as Discord, Last.fm, Libre.fm, ListenBrainz, and others. The open‑source MIT licensing and Docker images for x86 and ARM platforms make deployment straightforward and transparent.