streamclout.io collects Spotify play counts, monthly listeners and follower counts for the artists it tracks, refreshes them once a day, and keeps every snapshot so the change over time is visible rather than inferred.
Discovery scans the Spotify catalog for artists, albums and tracks that are not tracked yet, including new releases and acts that surface in the charts.
Collection reads the public numbers for everything tracked: per-track play counts, album totals, artist monthly listeners and followers, and the top five cities by listener count.
The daily run repeats that collection and stores each result, which is what turns a single number into a series and makes the day-over-day and week-over-week figures on the rest of the site possible.
Charts and leaderboards rank the output: artists, albums and songs by weekly stream gains, plus an all-time songs chart ranked by lifetime play count.
Artist pages carry monthly listeners, followers, total streams, world rank, top cities and a discography. Album and track pages carry total streams, streams gained over 7 and 30 days, average streams per day and the daily history behind them. The same fields are available programmatically through the REST API.
Numbers are collected once a day, so a figure here reflects the most recent daily snapshot rather than the live count on Spotify at this moment. Spotify's own play counts also update on their own schedule and can move in steps rather than smoothly, which is why short-window percentages are read alongside the daily series rather than on their own.