Data understands you better than you understand yourself.
You already generate the evidence. FranklyData connects the accounts you have and reflects them back — a named mood for today, a written story for any period you choose, and a portrait of who you are underneath it all.
Twenty-five founding places · one email when yours is ready
Spotify knows what you played. It doesn’t know you went quiet.
Every service sees its own slice and calls it you. FranklyData looks across them for the places they agree — and the places they don’t. When your music runs one way and your public voice runs the other, that gap is the most interesting thing anyone could tell you about your week, and no single app is holding both halves.
Your listening ran melancholy all week, but your posts read bright.
Your day, your period, and the shape underneath both.
Your day, led by a feeling.
A named mood — Excited, Tender, Restless — never a raw number, plotted where today actually sits. Then a written greeting grounded in what really played, the day's cover art, a memory from this date in another year, and an hourly chart where the bars are the control: tap an hour to see what was in it.
An analyst who read your whole history.
Pick the period — a week, a month, a year, all of it — and get a written report on it: what shifted, who led it, where your own library is hiding something you'd like. The suggestions come from what you already own, not from a recommendation engine trying to grow someone's watch time.
Who you are, underneath.
An archetype with a name, an emotional map of where your feeling lives, and four behavioural axes — whether you return or roam, finish or sample, live by day or by night — revealed as you scroll. The same mood vocabulary as everywhere else, so a word means one thing across the whole product.
It would rather tell you nothing than tell you something it made up.
Grounded, never invented.
Every generated line is computed from your actual data. The AI phrases the facts; it is not permitted to make them up.
We keep the signal, never the content.
We derive a mood or a pattern and store that. Your posts and raw content are not kept, and inference runs inside Google Cloud.
It tells you what it doesn’t know.
Where the record stops, it says so — and how to extend it. It will not describe a week it never saw as a quiet one.
Every number is explainable.
Tap any chart, mood or term for what it means and how it was worked out. There is a full methodology page behind it.
Two sources today. You help pick the next.
Connect Spotify once and it keeps today current on its own. The deep history — years of plays — comes from a data export you upload, and uploading stays part of how it works: some things only ever arrive that way. Re-import whenever you like. The roadmap is public, and what gets built next is voted on.
- SpotifymusicConnected today
- Threadsvoice, read-onlyConnected today
- Google CalendartimeOn the roadmap
- Fitbit · Google HealthbodyOn the roadmap
Meet the version of you your data already knows.
FranklyData is open to use and nothing on any screen is locked behind payment — that is not going to change. Membership funds what gets built next, and founding members get the first places and a vote on the roadmap.
- Founding
- $24.99 onceLifetime · the first 25 · offered once
- After that
- $29.99 a yearCancel whenever you like
While we’re in beta Spotify caps live connections at twenty-five accounts, so founding places and instant connection are the same twenty-five. Everyone after can still sign up and bring their full history by export.