Find out how people actually listened.
Share a track and get a page anyone can open — no account, nothing to install. Then see which seconds they really heard, where they stopped, and which four bars they went back for.
The whole point
No streaming platform will tell you this.
Spotify, YouTube, SoundCloud and Bandcamp embeds give you a play count and nothing else. None of them will tell you that four of your eleven listeners stopped at 0:48 — because none of them measure the track, they measure the platform. The only way to find out is to host the track somewhere that watches.
Every listener still here, second by second, drawn on the waveform.
Where they stopped
A curve that only ever falls, so you can read it without being taught how. The biggest drop-off is written as a sentence before it is drawn as a chart.
What they replayed
Going back to hear something twice is the strongest praise a listener gives without being asked. Looping the chorus can't inflate your numbers — it shows up as heat instead.
Why they left
Anyone can tap “I've heard enough” and say what made them stop. That is the one thing a retention curve can never show you.
How we treat your listeners
Listener pages set no cookies, store nothing on anyone's device, and make no third-party requests. Nobody signs in, nobody is tracked across the web, and there is no consent banner to click past — because there is nothing to consent to. Feedback is anonymous, and the artist cannot see who wrote it.
The honest cost of that: someone who reloads the page counts twice. We report listens as listens and never dress an estimate up as a headcount.