Compare your music favorites
Enter two short lists. Find shared artists, songs or albums and something new to recommend to each other. This compares the text you enter, not Spotify history or friendship compatibility.
Try an original example
A: The 1975, Radiohead, Mitski. B: Radiohead, Frank Ocean, Mitski.
Two shared names out of four distinct names = 50% list overlap. This is an illustrative input, not a real user story.
What the result means
Compare like with like: artists in both lists, or songs in both lists. Repeated entries count once. Different spellings, aliases and related artists do not match automatically. A low overlap can simply give you new music to explore.
Questions about this comparison
Does this connect to Spotify?
No. Enter favorites yourself. The comparison does not access accounts, playlists, listening history or private music data.
How is overlap calculated?
Shared distinct names divided by all distinct names in both lists, rounded to a whole percent. Matching ignores letter case and extra spaces; aliases and genres are not inferred.
Does a low score mean we are incompatible?
No. It describes only the lists you entered, not friendship, personality or overall musical taste.
Are these inputs saved?
This comparison stays on the page and is not saved automatically. You can download a text copy. The separate creative card generator has its own local Recent cards storage.