Like Spotify, Apple offers Apple Music subscribers a recap of their listening habits through Apple Music Replay – where users can see statistics including how many times they have played individual songs, how many hours have been spent listening to artists and albums, and more.
Arguably not as easy to use as Spotify’s annual Spotify Wrapped, Apple Music Replay isn’t available inside the Apple Music app itself, making it a little more complicated to see the overview of the listening data compared to Spotify.
With Apple Music Replay, Apple shows subscribers a highlight reel that shows the bulk of their statistics, as well as dynamic album covers for their most listened to songs, albums, playlists, and more.
How to access Apple Music Replay on iPhone
- Visit replay.music.apple.com from your iPhone, iPad, Mac or PC
- Sign in using the Apple ID associated with your Apple Music subscription
- Tap the Get Started button to access Apple Music Replay
As well as accessing Apple Music Replay through the web, the Apple Music app occasionally displays a link that opens up the online recap through the Listen Now tab of the music player.
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