Discord recently introduced a new feature, reminiscent of Spotify Wrapped, that showcases users’ activities throughout 2025. Initially geared towards gamers, Discord has broadened its appeal to a wider audience, connecting individuals over various interests such as books, fandoms, and celebrities.
Named Discord Checkpoint, the new feature provides users with insights into their messaging frequency, top games played, preferred friends, commonly used emojis, and favored servers. While some users have encountered difficulties accessing Checkpoint on mobile devices, the feature remains available on desktop and browser platforms.
To access their personalized 2025 recap on Discord, users must update their app and navigate to the designated section. Following this, users will receive one of ten unique Checkpoint cards along with a corresponding avatar decoration for their profile.
Although the mobile Checkpoint function is temporarily disabled, users can still view their summaries by ensuring they have the latest app version on desktop or browser. If users do not see a Checkpoint, it could be due to low activity on Discord in 2025 or disabled data personalization settings.
Discord’s Checkpoint feature is set to run until January 15, 2026, allowing users ample time to explore their past year on the platform. Launched to commemorate Discord’s 10th anniversary, the feature aims to provide users with a personalized reflection on their experiences and interactions within the community.
Looking ahead, Discord hinted at potential developments for Checkpoint beyond 2025, encouraging users to stay tuned for updates on future enhancements and features.