Maloja's one job is to be your own scrobble database, charting what you listen to from a server you control. Players and media servers that speak the native JSON API or a ListenBrainz, GNU FM, or Audioscrobbler 1.2 compatible protocol can scrobble with their own API keys. Vinyl sessions and background music can be logged by hand on a manual scrobble page. Existing history moves in from a Last.fm export, a Spotify data export, a ListenBrainz export, or another Maloja instance, while a proxy option forwards new scrobbles to Last.fm or a second Maloja server. The start page ranks top artists, tracks, and albums for today, this week, this month, this year, or all time, alongside a pulse chart of listening volume and a feed of the latest scrobbles. Artist and album pages add performance charts that follow chart position over time. Collaborations credit every artist on a track, and subunits, solo projects, and main acts can be combined or separated in charts at any time. Gold, Platinum, and Diamond awards mark tracks and albums that pass scrobble thresholds you set. Artwork can come from Last.fm, Spotify, Deezer, TheAudioDB, or MusicBrainz lookups, or from images you upload yourself. Week start, timezone, theme, and tile layout are all settings, and an API explorer lists endpoints for scripts. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. GPL-3.0 licensed.