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Maloja lets users host a music scrobble database and build personal listening statistics.
About Maloja
Maloja is a self-hosted music scrobble database for creating personal listening statistics and charts. It stores scrobbles locally without syncing to a public music database, supports its own tagging schema, and handles associated artists, multi-artist tracks, manual entries, standard scrobbling apps, and forwarding scrobbles to other services.
It is intended to run in Docker or Podman rather than on bare metal, does not include social networking, radios, or recommendations, and requires Last.fm and Spotify API keys to display images.
Key features
- Store scrobbles locally without syncing to public music database
- Use existing apps or extensions via standard-compliant API
- Submit manual scrobbles through web interface
- Group associated artists and solo projects in charts
- Credit individual artists on multi-artist and featuring tracks
- Forward scrobbles to other services from server
Best for: Listeners who want to self-host their scrobble history in Docker and track personal charts without social features.
Good for
- Data stays self-hosted in an easily-parseable format
- Library is not synced to a public database, allowing own tagging schema
- Focused on tracking listening habits without social networking or radios
Watch out for
- Intended for Docker or Podman use, not bare metal installations
- Displaying images requires separate Last.fm and Spotify API keys
- No built-in social networking, radios, or recommendations
Maloja at a glance
- Website
- github.com/krateng/maloja
- Category
- Music & Audio › Music Discovery
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Maloja FAQ
How should Maloja be installed?
Maloja should be used in Docker or Podman, not on bare metal, using the provided image or Containerfile with a published web port and a mounted data directory.
How can I send scrobbles to Maloja?
You can use existing apps or extensions with its standard-compliant API, submit manual scrobbles through the web interface, and configure the server to forward scrobbles to other services.
Do I need API keys to show images?
Yes, displaying images requires API keys for Last.fm and Spotify.
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