Chartsfy Updates
What's new on Chartsfy.
You can now review tracks and artists
Albums were just the start — now you can rate and write about songs and artists too. Country rankings are here, the interface is cleaner, and the phone has a new menu.
- Tracks and artists get reviews too: Found a song or an artist you want to talk about? Rate it and write it up, just like you already do with albums. Recent reviews show everything together, and each one says if it's an album, a track, or an artist.
- Every review has its own page: Tap a review to read the full text, see who liked it, how many people viewed it, and the comments.
- A place to talk about the music: Comment on reviews, and also on album, track, and artist pages. No rating needed — just say what you think.
- Country rankings: Countries now have a weekly chart. Open any country to see what people listened to there — and the #1 country shows up on the home page.
- A cleaner interface: We tidied up several screens so they are lighter and easier to read. Reviews, comments, and the home page take less space and put the important stuff first.
- New menu on your phone: On mobile, Chartsfy now has a bar at the bottom of the screen. Jump to home, charts, library, live, and your profile with one tap — no need to open the side menu.
New Report design and light mode
The weekly report page has a fresh look, with clearer sections and redesigned charts. Light and dark mode are also available across Chartsfy — pick your theme from the dashboard, landing, or account settings.
- Redesigned Report: Hero, metrics, rankings, genres, map, and insights were reorganized into a cleaner layout, with cards and charts that make the week easier to read.
- Charts and sections with more context: Genre distribution, hourly streams, country ranking, and highlight cards now surface more information visually, while staying true to Chartsfy's look.
- Light and dark mode: Switch between light and dark themes anywhere on the site. The Report UI and charts follow your preference.
- Consistent experience: The new look applies to both global and personal reports, on desktop and mobile, with the same typography, colors, and spacing.
Community Forum (beta)
Chartsfy now has a forum to talk about charts, albums, reviews, and what you're listening to. Post text and images, like, reply, and share — still in beta with more coming soon.
- Community feed: Open it from the dashboard sidebar and browse posts from other users in a centered feed, with search and quick compose on mobile.
- Image posts: Attach photos by dragging, pasting, or picking from your device — the image shows as a preview before you publish.
- Social interactions: Like, reply, share, and manage your own posts. Moderators can pin content and help keep the community healthy.
- Still in beta: The forum is early-stage: features and layout may change. Try it, test it, and send feedback — we want to build this with you.
Your full listening history on Chartsfy
We recovered your old Last.fm scrobbles, rebuilt every week since your first day on the platform, and launched global charts from May 2017 through today. New accounts now import everything from the start — plus bug fixes and interface improvements.
- Every week since you joined Last.fm: We used your historical Last.fm data to rebuild each musical week from your very first scrobble. Browse the past and see how your taste evolved.
- Global charts since May 2017: Community rankings now span from May 2017 to the current week — much more history to compare trends and relive moments.
- New users start with everything: When you connect Last.fm for the first time, we import your full history and generate weeks from the beginning automatically. No blank slate.
- Bug fixes and a smoother interface: We also used this release to fix bugs, speed up key parts of the site, and polish the day-to-day experience.