About Trackboxd
The Letterboxd for Tracks
Trackboxd is a track-first social platform. Unlike Last.fm (which focuses on scrobbling) or RateYourMusic (which is album-focused), Trackboxd is built around individual tracks — their lyrics, timestamps, emotional weight, and what they mean to the people who listen to them.
Think of it as a listening diary. Every track you care about can have a rating, a review, and annotations tied directly to specific lines or moments — the 43-second mark where the bass drops, the bridge that changes everything, the lyric that hits different at 2am.
What Trackboxd does
- — Per-track ratings and written reviews
- — Timestamped annotations on any part of a track
- — Listening diary with date logging
- — Social profiles showing taste and listening history
- — Follow friends and discover music through people you trust
- — Album pages with track-by-track breakdowns
- — Spotify integration for searching and logging tracks
How it's different
Most music platforms are album-first or scrobble-first. Trackboxd is annotation-first. The annotation feature — attaching your words directly to a timestamp or lyric — is the core differentiator. No other platform in this space supports inline lyric annotation at the track level.