Every service, one graph
Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, SoundCloud, Mixcloud and Bandcamp in one timeline.
6 services
04 · pulsemusic.ai
All your listening in one place.
Pulse is a listening tracker that combines Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, SoundCloud, Mixcloud and Bandcamp in one dashboard that updates as you listen. It shows who is behind every song and helps you find what to play next. A song logged by two services at the same moment counts once. Free with ads, or ad-free on a paid plan.
Live specPL-2026.3
StageEarly access · waitlist
Services6 services
PlansFree with ads · ad-free from $4.99/mo
Your dataNever sold
What Pulse does
Each service keeps its own listening history and its own recap, and none of them combine. Pulse pulls your history into one account that updates as you listen, then uses it to show you who made the music and what to play next.
Updated as you listen
See the track playing now and how your week of listening is adding up, across every service you connect.
Background agents · no extensions
One play, counted once
Play the same song on two services within five seconds and Pulse records one play. Both source events are kept, so the per-service view is still there.
5-second dedup window
Clear data rules
Your listening data is never sold, never sent to ad networks and never used to train AI models. Export it or delete it whenever you like.
JSON + CSV export · delete any time
Who is behind every song
Every play is matched to MusicBrainz, so you see the songwriters, the label, and whether the music is major-label, independent or unsigned. Your label-tier setting shapes what Pulse recommends.
MusicBrainz · ISRC + ISWC
One playlist, every service
Build or edit a playlist once and Pulse keeps it in sync on Spotify, Apple Music and SoundCloud.
Cross-service playlist sync
Ask your own AI agent
Connect Claude or any MCP client to your Pulse account and ask about your listening in plain language. Your agent can read your data and nothing else, and Pulse never sends it to an AI provider.
MCP server · read-only
Shows near you
Upcoming concerts for the artists you play, near the city you choose, with a link to the artist's Bandsintown page where one exists.
Your city, never your location
What to play next
Recommendations built from the artists you follow and favorite, filtered by label tier. Turn on similar fans to see listeners who share your taste, shown by handle only.
Similar fans is opt-in
02 · How a play lands
Four steps from play to dashboard.
Pulse runs on the Media Intelligence Engine, the matching layer shared by every AlphaState project. It identifies each play by artist, release and version, so one recording counts as one track whichever service played it.
01Connectlink your services once
02Syncbackground agents poll your services around the clock
03Resolveevery play is deduplicated across services and matched to MusicBrainz
04Showone dashboard, updating as you listen, on any device
Pulse hosts your history, so the same record is on your phone and your laptop.
Free with ads, or ad-free.
Start free, or go ad-free on a paid plan. Early-access members get the first accounts.
Ad-supported
$0
The full dashboard, history and export, updated daily. Ads are sold by Pulse directly and are never targeted using your Spotify or Apple Music plays. You can turn off personalized ads at any time.
First-party ads only · no ad networks
Ad-free
From $4.99/mo
Pro at $4.99 a month checks your services every 10 minutes. Premium at $19.99 a month checks every minute. Pay-as-you-go is $2 per 1,000 tokens. Every paid plan is ad-free.
Ads off on every paid plan
Reach listeners who fit your sound.
Independent and unsigned artists, labels, venues and promoters can run placements on Pulse's free plan. Artists claim a profile by showing they control a website or social account linked to them in MusicBrainz. Every placement is labeled Promoted or Sponsored, and promoted artists never appear inside organic recommendations. Targeting uses the artists people follow and favorite in Pulse, their city and their label-tier setting, never their Spotify or Apple Music plays. Advertisers see impressions and clicks for audiences of 50 or more, and never see who anyone is.
05 · Questions
Questions before you join.
Something missing? Write to hello@pulsemusic.ai and the answer may end up here.
01
Which services does Pulse support?
Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, SoundCloud, Mixcloud and Bandcamp.
02
How does Pulse make money?
Paid plans, and first-party ads on the free plan. Pulse sells its ads directly to artists, labels, venues and promoters, and never passes your data to ad networks. Paid plans are ad-free.
03
Why do I need my own Spotify developer app?
Spotify limits each development-mode app to five users and requires the app owner to have Spotify Premium, so each Pulse user connects through a developer app on their own Spotify account. Creating the app costs nothing, and a guided setup walks you through it.
04
What happens to my listening data?
It is stored on Pulse's servers so the dashboard works on every device. It is never sold, never sent to ad networks and never used to train AI models.
05
Can I take my data with me?
Yes. Export everything as JSON or CSV at any time, or delete your account and its data.
06
Do I need a browser extension?
No. Background agents poll your connected services, so nothing runs in your browser and nothing needs scrobbling by hand.
07
Can other listeners see my history?
No. Similar fans is off until you turn it on. When it is on, other listeners see your handle and the artists you share, never your name, email or history. Turning it off deletes your match profile within 24 hours.
06 · Early access
First accounts go to the waitlist.
Early members get the first accounts and a direct line to the people building Pulse.
- Join the waitlist and tell us which services you use.
- Get an early account, rough edges included.
- Tell us what broke and what is missing. That sets what we build next.
Spotify
01Merged · 2 services
02Apple Music
03Spotify
04Apple Music
Three more projects on the same engine.
Pulse is one of four AlphaState projects sharing a single media backend.
Ten years of listening, and nothing to show for it.
Every service knows exactly what you played, but each one only shows you its own share. Pulse keeps the whole record across every service you connect and helps you find what to play next.