What it tracks
| Domain | Sources | What it tracks |
|---|---|---|
| Listening | Last.fm, Apple Music | Scrobbles, top artists/albums/tracks, streaks, stats |
| Running | Strava | Activities, splits, gear, personal records, year summaries |
| Watching | Plex, Letterboxd | Movies, TV shows, watch history, ratings, reviews |
| Collecting | Discogs, Trakt | Vinyl/CD collection, physical media, wantlist |
| Reading | Instapaper | Articles, reading progress, highlights, word count |
| Attending | Google Calendar, Gmail | Live events, tickets, sports games, concerts, venues |
How to use it
- As a REST API: every domain is served from
api.rewind.restwith consistent pagination, date filters, and an image CDN. Start with the quickstart. - From Claude: connect the MCP server and ask in natural language, like “what was I listening to last March,” “how far did I run in 2025,” or “find that article I saved about urban design.”
Who it’s for
Rewind is single-user by design: it serves one person’s archive, read-only. Anyone, or any AI assistant, can explore that data through the API or the MCP server, but it is not multi-tenant. It exists to make one life’s data queryable.Quickstart
Make your first authenticated API call in a few minutes.
Authentication
API keys, Bearer tokens, and the read-versus-admin scopes.
Use it from Claude
Connect the MCP server and query your data in natural language.
OpenAPI spec
Every endpoint as a machine-readable schema for client generation.