The end of the year often means the release of personalized recaps from different streaming services and apps, broadly aiming to show users a compilation of what they did in the last year.
Although the trend began with Spotify’s Wrapped feature, which shows users their top songs and artists of the past year, the recaps have become highly anticipated beyond just the streaming platform. Other services and apps, including Apple Music, YouTube, Amazon, and more, have also jumped onto the recap bandwagon in recent years, offering users a glimpse into the last 12 months.
If you’re looking to get caught up on all you did in 2025, here’s a roundup of the services doing recaps.
How to check your Spotify Wrapped
Those eagerly awaiting the drop of their personalized Spotify Wrapped may expect to see it this week if the streaming service follows a similar release schedule to previous years, which has seen the recap come in the last week of November or the first week of December for the last seven years.
The company recently posted on its website that users should “get the updated app to experience 2025 Wrapped at its best,” alongside a QR code to download the latest version. Users are typically prompted to view their Spotify Wrapped with a pop-up when they open the app.
Where to find your Apple Music Replay
Apple Music’s Replay feature dropped Tuesday, Dec. 2, featuring users’ top artists, songs, genres and albums.
There are two ways to access your Apple Music Replay. Those with iPhones can access Apple’s Replay experience directly from the Music app. On the “Home” tab of the app, look for the “Replay” button under the “Top Picks for You” section.
For those without an iPhone or the Music app readily available, you can still access your report by going to replay.music.apple.com and entering your email connected to your account or Apple ID.
Last year’s report: The wait for Apple Music Replay 2024 is over. Here’s how to find your playlist.
Access YouTube’s new “Recap” feature
YouTube users can also get in on the fun this year through the service’s new “Recap” feature, which also launched Tuesday, Dec. 2.
According to YouTube, Recap is essentially a summary of your watch history in 2025. The program features a customized view of users’ top channels, interests, “personality type” and more – according to the video platform. Users can find their Recap on the YouTube homepage or under the “You” tab on mobile and desktop.
Recap comes alongside YouTube’s annual ranking of creators, songs, and cultural moments that defined 2025.
Amazon joins the fray with ‘Delivered’ recap
Amazon also hopped on the trend this Tuesday, launching its new recap feature, “Delivered.” The feature operates similarly to Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube by recapping users’ top artists, songs, podcasts, audiobooks and other moments from 2025 in a “festival-themed recap,” according to the service.
Users can find their 2025 Delivered by opening the Amazon Music app on iOS or Android, heading to the “Library” page, and looking for “2025 Delivered,” according to a press release.
Photo courtesy of Amazon.
Look out for Snapchat’s upcoming recap
Outside of the music and streaming sphere, social media app Snapchat also releases a yearly recap sometime in December.
The recap uses the photos and videos you have saved that year, called Snapchat Memories, to compile a video looking back at the past 12 months. In past years, the recap was available under the Memories tab in the Snapchat app.
SoundCloud’s “Your Playback” recap on the horizon
Streaming platform “SoundCloud” has also opted to do a yearly recap in recent years, offering users a chance to reflect on their top songs, artists and genres from the past year.
This includes the customized “Your Playback” playlists, which include the tracks you played most in a certain year. It is not yet announced when this year’s “Your Playback” will be released.
Contributing: Amaris Encinas, Saman Shafiq, Anthony Robledo, Greta Cross / USA TODAY
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Not just Spotify Wrapped. See 2025 recaps from Apple, YouTube, Amazon.
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