Loudgy connects artists, their members, releases, the magazines that covered them and the shows they played — one graph where every page is a doorway to your next favourite.
Now spinning: Sweet Emotion — Aerosmith
Why Loudgy
Most apps let you look a band up. Loudgy lets you travel — from a band to the people in it, to the other bands they played in, to the scenes, labels and magazines around them. Follow one thread and an evening disappears.
You started at Angra. One shared guitarist away sits Megadeth; one shared singer away, Shaman and Viper. The same graph links bands to the labels that signed them, the scenes they came up in, and the magazines — Roadie Crew, Bizz — that put them on a cover.
More than a scrobbler
Add past and future shows, log venues, dates, photos, and setlists.
Clean views of your top artists, formats, cities, and yearly recap.
Browse a band's tour books, shirts, and the magazine covers they appeared on — a catalogue, not just your own shelf.
See what shows friends are attending, with open ActivityPub federation coming soon.
What you get
01
Scrobble from any player. Bring your existing history with you. Every track you've ever played, searchable and exportable — no lock-in, no data held hostage.
02
Vinyl, CDs, cassettes, digital. Log what you own, what you want, what you'd sell. Enriched with detailed release data when you want it.
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Remember every show — venue, setlist, who you were with. Rate it. Write about it. Attach photos. Built for the gig-goer in you.
Open by design
We believe the music you listen to is as personal as a diary. You should be able to take it anywhere, share it on your terms, and never worry about a platform shutting down and taking your history with it.
Export everything — CSV, JSON, iCal, Last.fm-compatible XML. Loudgy is built on open standards and will support ActivityPub federation, so your profile goes wherever you do.
{
"listened_at": "2026-06-06T21:15:00",
"artist": "Angra",
"track": "Nova Era",
"album": "Temple of Shadows",
"source": "last.fm"
}