Companion for Beatport by Xander Great

Remembers every track you play on Beatport, badges them, and lets you rate, sort and stream them. By Xander Great.

Your Beatport listening history, kept for you. Beatport does not remember what you listened to. This extension does. Every track you play on beatport.com is recorded locally, so the promo you half-heard three weeks ago is still findable. On beatport.com Every track you have played gets a badge, so you can see at a glance what is new to you and what you have already heard. Tracks you already own get an "In library" tick, so you never buy the same track twice. Click any badge for the play count, the date you last heard it, or the date you bought it. On the extension's own page Your full play history, grouped by day, with played / skipped status. A track only counts as played after 15 seconds, so skipping through a chart does not pollute your history. Filter by genre, BPM range, key or rating, with a Camelot-compatible key mode for building sets. Rate tracks 1–5 stars and organise them into lists by dragging rows onto the sidebar. Play tracks back from the page. If your Beatport plan includes streaming, you hear the full track; otherwise you hear the same 2-minute preview the website gives you. A Library view of everything you have bought on Beatport, grouped by purchase date. Add tracks to your Beatport cart in your preferred format, one at a time or a whole list. Export a list as a Markdown table, or download its artwork as 1400 px JPEGs, single or zipped. Your data stays on your machine. The history lives in a local database in your own browser. Nothing is uploaded, there is no account to make, there are no analytics and no ads. You can export a full backup and re-import it whenever you like. Playback and cart features use your own beatport.com login and only ever reach Beatport's own servers — they give you access to what your own account already entitles you to, and nothing more. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Beatport. Made by Xander Great, a DJ who wanted his own listening history back.