USERS CAN NOW SEE THEIR YEAR IN SERVERS, CHAT ACTIVITY, PLAYTIME TRENDS AND COMMUNITY METRICS
Discord has launched Checkpoint 2025, a year-end recap tool modeled after Spotify Wrapped, summarizing users’ gaming habits and platform activity.
Discord announced the release of Checkpoint 2025, a new annual recap experience giving users a personalized breakdown of their gaming and platform activity over the past year. The feature mirrors the viral success of Spotify Wrapped, but focuses on the unique behaviors and social patterns that define the Discord ecosystem.
According to the company, Checkpoint 2025 compiles metrics such as most-used servers, top games played, total time in voice channels, most active chat hours, and favorite communities. The recap also highlights personalized “player types,” activity badges, and milestone moments from the user’s year on Discord.
Users can generate and share customized graphics of their stats across social media platforms, with visual themes designed to resemble gaming HUDs, neon cyber-aesthetics, and Discord’s signature color palette. The rollout reflects Discord’s push to strengthen user identity and community belonging within the platform.
Tech analysts say the feature is poised to boost engagement significantly. Year-end recaps have become powerful cultural touchpoints across digital platforms, driving viral sharing and reinstilling platform loyalty. Discord’s entry into this trend signals a broader strategy to position itself not just as a messaging app, but as a central hub of gaming culture.
Checkpoint 2025 arrives ahead of several expected updates to Discord’s Nitro subscription tier, which the company says will further integrate personalization and gamified social features.
Discord is expected to release additional recap enhancements throughout December.
