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Year-End Recap Features Inspired by Spotify Wrapped

Spotify’s annual Wrapped event has become a cultural phenomenon, offering users a playful and personalized look back at their listening patterns. Its widespread appeal has inspired numerous other platforms to introduce their own versions, providing users with a summary of their yearly activities, preferences, and interactions.

Platforms Offering Wrapped-Style Recaps

• Amazon Music: This year, Amazon Music introduced “2025 Delivered,” a feature that highlights users’ top artists, tracks, and podcasts. Leveraging Alexa, the platform even delivers personalized messages from favorite artists. Users can access this summary via the Library tab in the app.

New for this year are collectible badges, such as “Trendsetter” for early listeners of popular albums and “Headliner” for top fans of specific artists. Additionally, shareable cards with a music festival theme are available for users to showcase their stats.

Previously, Amazon Music’s recap was called “My Year in Review,” a playlist of 50 to 100 of your most-played songs, accessible under “Playlists” or “Made For You.”

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• Apple Music: Since 2019, Apple Music has offered “Replay,” which summarizes your top songs, artists, albums, genres, playlists, and stations, including play counts and total listening time. Users can share their highlights on social media, and a year-end reel provides both audio and visual recaps.

The 2025 edition introduces new sections: “Discovery” for newly found artists, “Loyalty” for artists you revisit yearly, and “Comebacks” for those who’ve returned to your rotation. Last year’s version focused on “listening streaks,” and a monthly Replay feature was added in 2024. The experience is available on both the mobile app and the Replay website.

Apple Books users can also enjoy a Year in Review, summarizing all books and audiobooks completed during the year, accessible via the green “Year in Review” icon in the app.

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• Deezer: Deezer’s “My Deezer Year” provides an annual overview of your listening habits, including favorite songs, genres, albums, and artists.

This year’s recap features a romantic comedy-inspired theme and allows users to create quizzes for friends by selecting a genre, three songs, and a top artist to see who matches their preferences. Last year, users could opt for playful “roasts” or “hype-ups” based on their music tastes, along with a quiz for friends and family.

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• SoundCloud: SoundCloud’s 2025 recap highlights your top five artists, albums, tracks, and moods, as well as total listening time and a playlist of your 50 most-played songs.

Users can also discover their “Music Doppelgänger,” identifying which other user shares the most similar music tastes based on followed profiles.

• YouTube Music: The Recap feature on YouTube Music offers a tailored, interactive summary of your top five artists, songs, moods, genres, albums, and playlists. It also displays your longest listening streak and total minutes listened over the year.

This year introduces an AI-powered “Ask Music” tool, allowing users to inquire about their listening history, such as changes in their music preferences throughout the year. Access the Recap by tapping your profile avatar and selecting “Your Recap” in the mobile app.

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YouTube’s video platform also now offers a Recap, summarizing your most-watched videos, favorite channels, and evolving interests, and even categorizes users by personality type based on viewing habits.

• Tidal: Tidal opts for a streamlined approach, focusing on essential stats like top artists, tracks, and monthly listening. Users receive a shareable card with their top five artists and songs, along with a personalized playlist of their most-played tracks.

To view your recap, simply tap the notifications bell within the app.

• Duolingo: The language-learning app Duolingo offers a 10-page Year in Review, revealing total XP earned, your longest streak, and your learning style. Access your summary by clicking the blue Duolingo mascot marked “2025” in the bottom left corner of the screen.

• Netflix Wrapped (via Kapwing): While Netflix doesn’t have an official year-end recap, Kapwing has created a tool that analyzes your Netflix viewing data, providing insights such as your most binge-watched day, total watch time, top shows and movies, and most-watched actors. Simply upload your viewing history to receive your personalized stats.

• TikTok Recap Tools: TikTok’s official year-end summary was discontinued after 2020, but third-party tools like the one by Bennett Hollstein allow users to export their TikTok data and view stats such as total videos watched, watch time, and engagement persona. To use it, download your data as a JSON file from TikTok’s settings and upload it to the tool.

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• Twitch: Twitch provides annual recaps for both viewers and streamers, detailing top creators, total watch time, and more. To access your summary, log in. Note: You must have watched or streamed at least 10 hours to qualify.

• Reclaim: The calendar app Reclaim offers a year-in-review similar to Spotify Wrapped, summarizing the number of meetings, hours spent in deep work, auto-scheduled events, your busiest month, and your work personality.

• Hevy: Fitness app Hevy’s annual review displays your total workouts, favorite exercises, total workout time, volume lifted, and completed sets. It even compares your lifted weight to objects like airplanes for a fun twist.

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Other Notable Year-End Recaps

As the year draws to a close, more companies are expected to launch their own annual summaries. Past participants include Circleback, Goodreads, Eight Sleep, Hulu, Pandora, PlayStation, Mastodon, Reddit, Strava, Tinder, Xbox, and even grocery chain Aldi.

This article has been updated to reflect the latest Wrapped-style features introduced by various platforms.