Rocksky is a decentralized, open-source Last.fm alternative built on the AT Protocol (the same protocol that powers Bluesky).It lets you automatically track everything you listen to — from Spotify, Jellyfin, Navidrome, browsers, Android players, and more — and publishes your listening history to your own decentralized identity. No company owns your data.
Why Rocksky?#
| Problem with traditional services | How Rocksky solves it |
|---|
| Your data belongs to Last.fm | You own your data on your Bluesky PDS |
| Centralized and closed | Fully open source + decentralized |
| Limited social features | Real-time Stories feed — see what your friends are listening to |
| Vendor lock-in | Works with any AT Protocol identity |
| No easy migration | Strong import tools + Last.fm / ListenBrainz compatibility |
What is "Scrobbling"?#
Scrobbling means automatically recording the songs you listen to.
Rocksky makes scrobbling effortless and powerful:Real-time "Now Playing" updates
Complete listening history
Rich personal statistics and charts
Community discovery through the Stories feed
Likes, comments, and shoutbox-style interaction
Core Features#
Broad Compatibility — Works with Spotify, Jellyfin, Navidrome, Pano Scrobbler, WebScrobbler, Kodi, and any Last.fm-compatible client
Decentralized Social — Your scrobbles appear on your Bluesky profile and in the Rocksky feed
Beautiful Stats — Top artists, tracks, albums, listening streaks, and custom charts
Search & Discovery — Fast search powered by Meilisearch
Self-hostable — Run your own instance for maximum control
How It Works#
1.
Sign in with your Bluesky account (or self-hosted PDS)
2.
Connect your music players and streaming services
3.
Listen as usual — Rocksky automatically tracks plays
4.
Enjoy your profile, stats, and the live community feed
Your data lives on the AT Protocol, so you can migrate between hosts or even run everything yourself.
Who is Rocksky for?#
Music lovers who miss the golden age of Last.fm
Self-hosters and privacy-conscious users
Bluesky users who want richer music features
Developers building music-related tools
Anyone tired of giving their listening data to big corporations
Modified at 2026-05-17 05:38:01