By Oluwatunmise Omoseyin
OpenAI has rolled out a new year in review feature for ChatGPT users, offering a personalised look back at how people used the chatbot throughout the year.
The experience, called ‘Your Year with ChatGPT’, is designed to be light, reflective and easy to enjoy. The recap presents users with a summary of their activity on ChatGPT, showing what they asked about most and how they interacted with the tool, just like Spotify Wrapped. It uses simple visuals and playful language to turn everyday chats into a short digital story.
One standout part of the feature is its creative touch. ChatGPT generates a poem and a piece of pixel style artwork inspired by the most common topics of the user, whether it is writing, problem-solving, learning or creative projects.
The review also assigns users fun titles or “archetypes” based on their chat habits, alongside small awards that reflect how they use the platform. The aim is to make the recap feel personal rather than technical.
‘Your Year with ChatGPT’ is available on both the web and mobile apps for eligible Free, Plus and Pro users. It can be accessed through the ChatGPT sidebar or by simply asking the chatbot for a year-end review.
To use the feature, users must have chat history and saved memory options enabled and meet a basic level of activity. The recap does not open automatically and remains optional.
OpenAI says the feature respects user privacy, giving people control over their data and what is remembered. Team, Education and Enterprise accounts are not included in the rollout.
