A macOS app that automatically scrobbles songs identified by Shazam to your Last.fm account.
ShazamScrobbler for Mac is a macOS application that automatically scrobbles songs identified by the Shazam Mac app to your Last.fm account. It solves the problem of manually logging songs that Shazam detects from your environment, ensuring your Last.fm listening history remains comprehensive and accurate.
Mac users who regularly use Shazam to identify songs and want to automatically sync those discoveries to their Last.fm profile without manual effort.
It provides seamless automation between Shazam and Last.fm, eliminating the need for manual scrobbling while being lightweight, native to macOS, and easy to set up with minimal configuration.
Last.fm scrobbler for the Shazam Mac app
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Detects when Shazam tags a song and submits it to Last.fm seamlessly, as described in the README under 'How does it work?', eliminating manual logging.
Runs discreetly from the macOS menu bar for easy access and monitoring, with a preview image in the README showing its minimalist interface.
Built as a native macOS application with minimal resource usage, emphasized in the key features as efficient and unobtrusive.
Requires only Shazam and macOS, with installation via a DMG download and no complex configuration, making it quick to deploy.
Requires the Shazam Mac app to have tagged at least one song before launching, adding a prerequisite that can fail if Shazam is unused or changes.
Only scrobbles songs identified by Shazam, excluding other music discovery tools or platforms, as it's designed for a narrow use case.
Lacks settings for editing scrobbles or customizing behavior, making it inflexible for users who want control over their Last.fm history.