Just play.
We’ll scrobble.
Your Apple Music listening, automatically saved to Last.fm.
A simple Mac app that keeps your music history up to date.
macOS 27 or later · Optional one-time Pro upgrade
Your music. Already connected.
From play to scrobble in 27 seconds.APPLE MUSIC → LAST.FM
Set it up once.
Then just listen.
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Connect Last.fm.
Sign in through your browser and allow ScrobbleBar to read playback from the Music app.
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Play what you love.
Listen in Apple Music as usual. ScrobbleBar follows along quietly in your menu bar.
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Watch your history grow.
Tracks you’ve listened to are sent to Last.fm. That’s a scrobble. Your music, remembered.
Quietly in your menu bar.
Ready when you need it.
Check what’s playing, see your recent listens, or pause scrobbling. If an upload fails, your pending listens stay saved for you to retry.
Before you press play.
Is ScrobbleBar free?
Yes. Download it free and start scrobbling Apple Music to Last.fm. An optional one-time Pro purchase adds Now Playing updates, instant scrobbling, and more control over when tracks are scrobbled.
What do I need?
A Mac running macOS 27 or later, the Music app, and a Last.fm account. ScrobbleBar works with playback in the Mac Music app.
Does it work with Spotify or music on my iPhone?
ScrobbleBar tracks the Music app on your Mac. It doesn’t track Spotify or playback on other devices.
What can ScrobbleBar access?
It asks for permission to read Music playback so it can send your listens to Last.fm. Your listening history is also stored locally on your Mac. You connect Last.fm through your browser. Read the privacy policy.
Your next listen.
Your next scrobble.
Download free for Mac
Apple Music → Last.fm. ScrobbleBar takes it from here.