Mymuguide
Generate a /mu/ style essentials chart for your last.fm history
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What is Mymuguide?
Mymuguide is a small web tool that generates a clustered, shareable visual 'taste chart' from a Last.fm username, grouping top artists/albums into semantic clusters and producing an image or link you can share. The site fetches a user’s Last.fm listening history and algorithmically organizes entries into named clusters so listeners can see themes and relationships in their library at a glance. It includes an example chart for reference, a simple input field for a Last.fm username, and a lightweight interface focused on rapid generation and export. The tool is aimed at music listeners who use Last.fm and want a compact, visual summary of their listening habits for sharing on social media or archiving personal taste snapshots.
Mymuguide pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
The website indicates a credits/health system rather than explicit paid tiers; usage is governed by remaining site credits (for example, 'Site Credits remaining: 0' and 'Health: Low' are shown) and there is no visible free/paid plan breakdown or checkout flow on the main page. There is no clear description of subscription plans or per-export pricing on the site itself; access appears to be immediate for public Last.fm profiles while higher-volume or guaranteed availability likely depends on site-maintained credits and health status.
Mymuguide pros
- Generates a clustered taste chart from a Last.fm username
- Provides an immediate visual summary of listening habits
- Produces a shareable link for easy distribution
- Allows exporting the chart as an image
- Shows example charts to preview output style
- Minimal, fast-loading single-page interface
- No sign-up required to generate a chart
- Focused specifically on Last.fm data for accurate taste mapping
- Groups artists/albums into named semantic clusters
- Simple input field makes the tool easy to use
- Useful for creating shareable graphics for social platforms
- Displays site health and remaining credits to inform usage
- Works for public Last.fm profiles without additional configuration
- Compact output suitable for embedding in posts
- Clear immediate feedback when no results or limits are reached
Mymuguide cons
- Requires a Last.fm username (no other import methods)
- Limited to data available on Last.fm (private scrobbles excluded)
- Site shows a 'credits' system which may limit usage
- No account or personalization features beyond username input
- Minimal documentation about clustering algorithm or parameters
- No advanced filtering (time ranges, tags, or playcount thresholds)
- Interface lacks accessibility features and detailed settings
- No built-in collaboration or multi-user sharing controls
Frequently asked questions about Mymuguide
How do I generate my taste chart?
Enter your Last.fm username into the input field on the homepage and submit; the site will fetch your public Last.fm listening data and produce a clustered taste chart image and a shareable link.
Do I need to sign up or log in to use Mymuguide?
No sign-up or login is required; the tool works by taking a Last.fm username and generating a chart from publicly available scrobble data.
What data does Mymuguide use to build charts?
Mymuguide uses the public listening data available on Last.fm for the provided username, clustering artists or albums it finds in that public profile to create semantic groups.
Can I export or download the chart?
Yes—the site provides an export option that produces an image of the generated taste chart which you can download or share via the generated link.
Why does the site show 'Site Credits remaining: 0' or 'Health: Low'?
The site displays a simple credits/health indicator to communicate current generation capacity or service health; when credits are depleted or health is low, chart generation may be limited until site resources are restored.
Will private scrobbles on Last.fm be included?
No—only public Last.fm profile data is used, so any scrobbles or listening history set to private on Last.fm will not appear in the generated chart.
Can I customize clustering or labels?
The public interface does not expose clustering parameters or label customization; clustering and naming are performed automatically by the site’s algorithm with no user-adjustable settings visible.
Is there a limit to how often I can generate charts?
Usage appears to be limited by the site’s credit/health system rather than an explicit per-user quota; frequent generation may be restricted if site credits are low.
Can I generate a chart for someone else’s Last.fm profile?
Yes—because the tool uses public Last.fm data, you can enter any public Last.fm username and generate a chart for that profile.
What should I do if chart generation fails or returns no results?
Check that the Last.fm username is correct and public, and verify the site’s health/credits indicator; if the username is valid but the site shows low health or zero credits, try again later or contact the site owner if a persistent issue occurs.