Discord has rolled out its highly anticipated “Checkpoint 2025” feature, a personalized year-in-review tool that mirrors Spotify Wrapped by summarizing users’ activity across servers, voice chats, and gaming sessions. Launched on December 3, 2025, this recap highlights top friends, most active communities, total messages sent, and standout gaming moments, giving millions of gamers a fun snapshot of their Discord year. The feature is now live for eligible users worldwide, sparking excitement on social media as people share their colorful recaps.
What is Discord Checkpoint 2025?
Checkpoint 2025 analyzes a user’s full year of Discord usage, from January to December, to generate shareable graphics and stats. Key highlights include your busiest servers, longest voice sessions, top emojis used, and even “peak activity hours.” Unlike past experiments, this official release integrates seamlessly with the app, making it accessible without external tools. Discord emphasized privacy, ensuring recaps only show data from opted-in accounts with sufficient activity.
Step-by-Step Guide to Access Your Recap
Follow these simple steps to view your Discord Wrapped on mobile or desktop:
- Open the Discord app or visit discord.com and log in to your account.
- Navigate to the left sidebar and select “Checkpoint” – it appears as a new banner or under your user profile if eligible.
- Click “View Your Checkpoint” to load the interactive recap; scroll through slides revealing stats like top mutual servers and message marathons.
- Customize and share your recap directly to stories, Twitter, or other servers with one tap.
- If it’s not showing, ensure your app is updated to the latest version and check back in 24 hours as rollout is gradual.
Why Discord Wrapped is Taking Over
This feature taps into the viral appeal of personalized summaries, much like Spotify’s end-of-year hits, but tailored for Discord’s 200 million-plus gamers. Early users report addictive insights, such as discovering 500+ hours in voice chats or dominating niche meme servers. Discord plans to expand Checkpoint with more metrics in future updates, positioning it as a staple for community bonding
