OpenAI launches "Your Year with ChatGPT" — a Spotify Wrapped-style recap that analyzes your most intrusive thoughts and chat habits from 2025

2025 feels especially memorable in tech, primarily due to major platforms like Apple Music, YouTube, Spotify, LinkedIn, and even Google Photos running their yearly recaps. Recaps mostly include the number of hours spent on these platforms, your favourite artists for music-based apps, and more stat-tracking highlights.

And now, OpenAI's ChatGPT has joined the fray. The AI firm recently rolled out an annual review feature, Your Year with ChatGPT, to users in select markets, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand.

An OpenAI spokesman told TechCrunch that the new feature will be available to Free, Plus, and Pro users, provided they have enabled the “Reference Saved Memories” and “Reference Chat History” options in the app’s Settings. The feature won't be available for Team, Enterprise, and Education accounts.

Much like Spotify's Wrapped feature, OpenAI's Your Year with ChatGPT feature includes catchy graphics designed to recap your year. It also consists of a "poem" that attempts to capture your general vibe for the year based on your interactions with ChatGPT.

You will also get an award based on how you've used ChatGPT throughout the year. For instance, someone might be awarded the "Creative Debugger" badge if they mainly used the chatbot to find solutions for complex problems and similar tasks.

It'll also highlight some statistics about your interaction with ChatGPT, including your most talkative day and total chats. Interestingly, the company also attempted to make the whole experience a bit fun by jokingly highlighting the number of em dashes used between you and the chatbot.

The feature is available on the ChatGPT web app and mobile app for iOS and Android. To access your annual review, Your Year with ChatGPT should already be on your home screen across your Android, iOS, and web apps. Alternatively, you can ask ChatGPT for your recap directly.

This news comes after Google launched Gemini 3, which might have potentially contributed to ChatGPT's decline in traffic. Consequently, CEO Sam Altman was rattled into declaring "code red," though he recently indicated that OpenAI is eyeing a January exit from the situation. He further explained that the company declares code red multiple times when competitive threats emerge.

Did you get your 'Wrapped' moment from ChatGPT, and what did you think? Or did you have its settings disabled from the start? Let me know in the comments and vote in the poll!

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