A journal, not a feed.
Every listen, by day, with its cover. Love a track once and it counts for all of them.






It scrobbles what you play, then makes it worth reading back. Anything it isn't sure of waits for your say-so.
Coming soonFree on iPhone, iPad and Mac. No subscription, no ads, no tracking.
Not a feed. A journal, six charts, a calendar, and a page behind every track.
Every listen, by day, with its cover. Love a track once and it counts for all of them.


Artists, tracks or albums, over seven days, this month, three months, six months, this year, or all time.


Your listens, the world's, the record's details and the lyrics. The page takes its colours from the cover, and albums and artists get one too.


A month at a time, one cover a day. Tap a day and you get the day.


The lyrics come from LRCLIB, in the colours of the cover, under the track.


A widget with the cover, and a Sync button for the Lock Screen, Control Centre or the Action button.


iOS suspends apps in the background. Rhiannon catches up when it wakes, by three roads.
App on screen: the only road that measures how long you really listened.
App closed: what your library counted. True, but only what's in it.
Last resort: thirty tracks, no dates, and a title lands there the moment it starts.
Guesses stop in a review queue, and you tick what leaves it.
Sign in to Last.fm from Rhiannon and play. It scrobbles while it's on screen, and catches up from your library's play counts and Apple Music's history when it wakes. Nothing else to set up.
No. Rhiannon reads Apple Music, and nothing else. Spotify already scrobbles on its own.
It catches up when it wakes, from your library's play counts and Apple Music's history. Only live tracking measures how long you listened.
No. Last.fm has no delete API, for any app. That's why anything uncertain waits in the review queue.
Yes, and it's free. Signing in goes through Last.fm itself: your password never passes through Rhiannon.
No. No subscription, no purchase, no ads, no tracking, and no account to create here.
iPhone, iPad and Mac, on iOS 26.4 or later. The app speaks English and French, and follows your system.
Sending what you play, track by track, to Last.fm. It keeps the record, counts the plays, and builds your charts from them. Apple Music doesn't do it on its own, which is what an app like this is for.
Nothing to set up beyond signing in, and nothing to open again unless you want to read what you played.
Coming soon