Last Updated — March 2026
Statify is an open-source, personal analytics dashboard that visualizes your Spotify listening data. Your privacy matters to us. This policy explains what data we access, how we use it, and what we never do.
Data We Access
When you log in with Spotify, we request access to the following scopes through Spotify's OAuth 2.0 authorization:
- ■Profile information — your display name, profile image, and subscription type.
- ■Top items — your most-listened artists and tracks across different time ranges.
- ■Recently played — your listening history (up to the last 50 tracks).
- ■Currently playing— the track you're listening to right now, if any.
Data Storage
Statify does not store your Spotify data in any database. All data is fetched in real-time from Spotify's API and displayed directly in your browser. Your Spotify access tokens are stored in HTTP-only cookies on your device and are never exposed to client-side JavaScript.
What We Never Do
- ■We never sell, share, or monetize your data.
- ■We never store your Spotify password.
- ■We never modify your Spotify account, playlists, or playback.
- ■We never use tracking pixels or third-party analytics.
Revoking Access
You can revoke Statify's access to your Spotify account at any time by visiting your Spotify Apps page and removing Statify from the list of connected applications.
Contact
If you have questions about this policy, please open an issue on the project's GitHub repository.