Takeout / YouTube and YouTube Music / history / watch-history.jsonRewind Repeat It turns your YouTube and YouTube Music listening history into something you can actually see: a wall of cassette tapes, one per track, sorted by how many times you played it.
Drop in your Google Takeout file and your personal mixtape appears instantly. No accounts, no logins. Just your music.
watch-history.json onto the appEverything runs in your browser. The JSON file never leaves your device. No server, no upload, no account. Close the tab and it is gone.
Named after Repeat It by Martin Garrix and Ed Sheeran. Because when a song is good enough, you do not skip. You rewind. You repeat it.
Built by Gigi Kenneth, a music lover and journaler who wanted a more interesting way to see what she has actually been listening to. If you have thoughts, feedback, or just want to swap music recommendations, get in touch.
Plain language. No legalese.
Rewind Repeat It collects nothing. There are no servers, no database, nothing receiving data from you.
When you upload watch-history.json, it is read and processed
entirely inside your browser. It is never sent to any server, never transmitted
over any network. When you close the tab, it is gone.
This app sets no cookies. The only thing saved locally is your light/dark
mode preference, stored in localStorage on your own device.
No Google Analytics, no Mixpanel, no pixel tracking, no fingerprinting.
This app loads fonts from Google Fonts and two open-source libraries (html2canvas, jsPDF) from a CDN. No data from your watch history is ever shared with them.
Got a question, found a bug, or just want to share what song you have had on repeat this week? I am Gigi. I love music and journaling, and I genuinely enjoy hearing from people. Say hi.
gigi@asele.tech