Every day I listen to music on repeat, but I rarely leave a trace that isn't a queue or a year-end recap. bumps turns that habit into a public diary — three recent tracks, one cryptic fortune.
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bumps is a personal web diary scored by my three most recent Spotify plays. Connect your account, and the app pulls recently played tracks, fetches lyrics when available, and asks GPT-4o-mini for a single fortune-cookie line — cryptic, second-person, never naming the songs. That line tumbles through a Three.js viewport like a physical slip of paper while the page background bleeds color from whichever track is active.
Built over seven months, from a static index.html prototype to a Next.js app with a server-side OpenAI proxy — part fortune teller, part self-portrait, entirely scored by whatever I played last.