Discord Checkpoints—also known as Discord Wrapped or Discord Recap 2025—is a new feature that gives users a personalized summary of their activity throughout the year. Similar to Spotify Wrapped, Discord Checkpoints highlights your most active servers, the number of messages you sent, your top friends, favorite emojis, top games, and more.
It’s the first time Discord has released an annual recap, making it an exciting feature for users who want to look back at their year on the platform.
If you’re wondering what Checkpoints includes and how to access it, here’s everything you need to know.
What Discord Checkpoints show?
Your 2025 recap may include:
- Total number of messages sent
- Top servers you were most active in
- Most-used emojis
- Friends you interacted with the most
- Top games connected through Discord
- Voice activity and server engagement
- Yearly highlights and fun stats
These insights are displayed in a shareable format, making it easy to post your recap on social media.
How to See Your Discord Checkpoints
Discord Checkpoints is available on both desktop and mobile, but only if your app is updated and data personalization is enabled.
Steps to see Discord Checkpoints:
- Update Discord to the latest version from the App Store, Google Play, or your desktop app.
- Open Discord and go to the U Tab (bottom right) on mobile.
- Look for the Checkpoint banner and tap it.
- On desktop, look for the flag icon in the top-right corner.
- If available, your full recap will open instantly.
Full step-by-step guide here:
👉 How to see Discord Checkpoint 2025
Why You Might Not See Discord Checkpoints
Some users don’t see the Checkpoint banner immediately. The rollout is gradual, and your account must meet certain requirements.
Common reasons Checkpoints may not show:
- Using an outdated version of Discord
- Data personalization is turned off
- Low activity during the year
- Checkpoint rollout not yet reached your account
- Cache issues or outdated UI
If your Checkpoint is missing, follow these complete fixes:
👉 What to do if Discord Checkpoint is not showing
Enable Data Tracking (Important!)
To generate your recap, Discord needs permission to track your activity.
- Go to Profile > Settings
- Select Privacy & Data
- Turn on Use data to personalize my Discord experience
Without this enabled, Discord cannot create your Checkpoints recap.
Final Thoughts
Discord Checkpoints is a fun way to look back on your year—showing your top servers, most active conversations, and everything that made your Discord experience unique in 2025. By updating your app and enabling data personalization, you can easily access your recap once the feature reaches your account.
If the feature isn’t available yet, don’t worry—Discord confirmed that it’s rolling out over several days, so keep checking your app.
