While Receiptify primarily works with Spotify, there are some limitations when it comes to Apple Music. Apple Music doesn’t provide the same level of public API access as Spotify, which makes it difficult for third-party apps like Receiptify to directly access and analyze your listening history.
However, there are a few workarounds and potential solutions:
1. Last.fm:
- Connect Apple Music to Last.fm: You can connect your Apple Music account to Last.fm, which will track your listening history.
- Use Last.fm’s Features: Last.fm provides various insights into your listening habits, including top artists, tracks, and genres. While it might not be as visually appealing as Receiptify, it offers a comprehensive overview of your musical journey.
2. Apple Music Replay:
- Apple Music offers its own year-end recap called Replay. This feature provides a personalized summary of your listening habits, including your top artists, songs, and genres.
- While it’s not as customizable as Receiptify, it provides a good overview of your Apple Music usage.
3. Third-Party Tools (Limited):
- Some third-party tools might offer limited functionality for Apple Music. However, their reliability and accuracy can vary.
Important Note:
It’s important to be cautious when using third-party tools, especially those that require access to your personal data. Always ensure that you trust the source and understand the permissions you’re granting.
While Receiptify is a great tool for Spotify users, Apple Music users may have to rely on alternative methods to track and visualize their listening habits.