桜梅桃李•Bloom in your own time
Capture songs quickly and build a calm, month-by-month view of the music that followed your routines, moods, and moments.
Daily check-ins for your Music Tracker, plus optional short notes, all feeding into a calm monthly spread you can revisit.
Fast song tracking that stays frictionless and doesn’t require full notes.
Monthly history to revisit listening patterns, artists, and phases.
Useful context when reflected alongside mood or other trackers.
Built for people who want a calm, structured place to check in daily without overthinking it.
People who remember seasons of life through songs.
People who want a calmer monthly music memory than a streaming recap.
People who want to connect listening habits with mood or routines.
A monthly music timeline helps reveal emotional soundtracks, recurring artists, and periods that shifted your listening habits.
Patterns
A short run of similar days says more than one isolated check-in.
What helped
Routines, people, or environments that made the month steadier start to stand out.
Music entries are private and only visible to your account.
Music Tracker becomes more useful when it sits beside the other parts of your month that quietly shape it.
I do not want to track every song I hear.
You can keep only the songs that mattered and still build a meaningful monthly history.
Streaming apps already remember what I played.
Those logs are broad. This keeps a personal, intentional record of what actually shaped your days.
I want this to stay quick.
Entries are designed to be fast, with no need for long notes unless you want them.
Yes. It is designed for exactly that type of lightweight tracking.
You can keep entries minimal while still getting useful monthly insights.
Yes. Many people use both to reflect on emotional context over time.
Free during early access.
No credit card required.
Founding members receive launch benefits.