Music
Every scrobble, kept
Last.fm and Spotify sync into a three-tier genre taxonomy, a drillable plays-over-time Pilgrimage, per-artist shrines, and maps of where your listening comes from.
214,387 plays12,041 artists148 styles
A private ledger of everything you
Obelus pulls your listening from Last.fm and Spotify, your play from Steam, your watching from Trakt and TMDB — and keeps the lot in one private codex: counted, charted, mapped, and written up like it deserves.
obelus, n. — the mark ancient editors set beside a line that deserved scrutiny.
Specimen ledger — numbers illustrative, never live
Music
Last.fm and Spotify sync into a three-tier genre taxonomy, a drillable plays-over-time Pilgrimage, per-artist shrines, and maps of where your listening comes from.
214,387 plays12,041 artists148 styles
Games
Steam ingest with daily playtime deltas: session heatmaps, completion tracking, backlog fit-scores, and a wishlist that watches prices and argues buy or skip.
1,204 games3,120 hours212 finished
Cinema
TMDB-backed logging with Trakt history: first-class TV down to the episode, rewatches honored, and a Picture House that treats your watching like a repertory program.
642 films4,918 episodes31 rewatches
Weekly
Seven days of listening, filed like a front page — movers, anchors, one headline.
Monthly
The month in review: eras entered and left, loyalties tested, discoveries logged.
Yearly
A year carved into record — the definitive account, written once and kept.
The same ritual keeps the games ledger — weekly · monthly · yearly
Long-arc folios: eras, taste drift, and the geography of a listening life.
Diversity and loyalty, fingerprinted over trailing windows.
A date-anniversary lens over every year of the ledger.
Cross-domain recommendations with a feedback loop — not a feed.
A monthly cross-media portrait, drawn in three panels.
Fuzzy search across every artist, game and film you’ve ever logged.
Obelus is private by construction. No ads, no trackers, no followers — nothing is engineered to keep you scrolling, and nothing about you is for sale. An account is a username, an email and a hashed password; the rest is your history, kept for you. Your services feed it; nothing feeds on you.
Last.fmSpotifySteamTraktTMDB