OtterTrack

Every day, everyone in your group shares one song. Rate each other's picks, crown a winner, and keep the streak going.

OtterTrack is a daily music game. Every day, everyone in your group picks one song, the group rates each other's picks, and whatever scores highest wins the day. One song, once a day, with people whose taste you care about.

PLAY WITH FRIENDS, OR FIND A GROUP Start a private group and invite friends with a code, or browse the public groups and join one outright. Filter by genre and size to find one that fits. Either way a new round opens every day: everyone submits one track, then rates everyone else's once the round fills.

Winners take the day's trophy, and your group builds a streak for every day you all show up. Groups cap at 15 members, so a round stays something you read rather than scroll.

YOUR OWN LISTENING LOG Outside of rounds, log any song you want with a rating out of five and a note to yourself. Over time it becomes a real record of what you were listening to and what you thought of it. It's written by you, not guessed at by an algorithm.

Tag songs by genre, revisit your highest-rated picks, and see how your taste shifts.

A FEED WORTH READING Follow people and their logs show up in your feed. Like them, comment on them, or add anything good straight to your own list. Discover surfaces what everyone on OtterTrack is rating highest right now! So there's something to dig through whether or not you know anyone here yet.

Send a song directly to one person when it's meant just for them.

TROPHIES, STREAKS, AND BRAGGING RIGHTS Win rounds to earn trophies. Keep streaks alive by logging and playing. Leaderboards rank you among the people you follow, or across everyone.

BUILT TO BE PLEASANT No ads. No trackers. No algorithm deciding what you should like. Search covers Spotify's full catalog, so anything you want to share is there, and you don't need a Spotify account to use OtterTrack.

Report any post, comment, or message, and block anyone, from wherever you see them.

Sign up with an email, pick a name, and start a group — or join one.