Your Spotify says
you’re two-faced.

Nobody’s one person all the time. The songs you save and skip know it. Connect Spotify and meet your alter egos.

4,500+ music fanatics★★★★★As seen on Hacker News
“It’s Myers-Briggs, but your Spotify took the test for you.”
Bart Proost

"Your listening habits have gotten less diverse over time... your taste is set in stone. It was and still is indie rock." I got a laugh, because this is absolutely and 100% true. Awesome job!

honkdaddyhonkdaddyOn Hacker News

This is absolutely incredible. I have been dieing for something like this. How you haven't sold this to Spotify I will never know.

MikeMentzersGlassesMikeMentzersGlassesOn Reddit

This is working brilliantly for me. I've found so many great tracks in my first day of using it and I've barely scratched the surface. Thank you!

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Bart Proost, who builds brew.fm

Built by one person who needed it to exist.

Hey, it’s Bart. I need fresh music, constantly - and no time to sift through releases by hand. Spotify’s recommendations never quite fit, and great drops from my favorite artists kept slipping past me. So I built the thing that listens for me. By day I’m an engineer at Anyscale, the company behind Ray - the open source framework for scaling AI, downloaded millions of times a week and running under OpenAI, Perplexity, Shopify, and Spotify itself. Embedding spaces, centroids, clusters: that’s the day job, pointed at the thing I actually love.

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