Statiks vs Sonic Atlas Project

Ever wonder which songs, artists, and albums you keep coming back to? Statiks helps you look back at the music you play every day. See the tracks you keep coming back to, the artists that shape your weeks, and the albums that stay in your rotation longer than you expected. Connect your Spotify account to explore your top tracks, artists, and albums across different time ranges. Check what you played recently, open songs and artists in Spotify, and turn your current top tracks into a playlist. Statiks is made for the little moments music people care about: finding out which song owned your month, noticing an artist slowly climb your rankings, or sharing the five tracks that defined a stretch of your life. With Statiks Plus, you can go deeper into your listening history. Import your Spotify Streaming History, and once the import is complete, Statiks unlocks long-term stats based on your full Spotify history. Statiks Plus includes: - Stream counts and listening time - Long-term trends and timelines - Listening patterns by day and time - Profile stats and listening streaks - Top 100 lists for tracks and artists - Deeper detail pages for tracks, artists, and albums You can also create share cards for your top music, save them to your gallery, or prepare them for an Instagram Story. Statiks is for people who do not just listen to music, but like remembering what they listened to, when they found it, and what kept pulling them back. Privacy Policy: https://statiks.app/privacy Terms of Use: https://statiks.app/terms ========== Note: This app is not affiliated with Spotify AB or any of its partners.

The Sonic Atlas Project captures what the world sounds like and how that changes over time. Inspired by San Francisco's KALW "Natural State" radio segment, this app is designed to let you explore soundscapes as well as contribute your own. Explore soundscapes: Listen to what Steamer's Lane in Santa Cruz sounds when the waves are 15-18 feet. Compare the backyard bird chatter across different neighborhoods. Hear a busy San Francisco mid-market intersection. Contribute your own: Off to see the sandhill crane migration? Sailing the bay? Watching a dragon dance for Chinese New Year? Grab a soundscape for others to enjoy.