Your year, from the files
you already have
Pick a source. Drop the file it gives you. Get the card, or the nine-second video, made on your own machine in about the time it takes to read this.
Every one of these runs inside the tab. There is no upload, no account and no server that could keep a copy — which is the only reason it is reasonable to hand it a year of your chats.
Chats
Who texts first, who replies faster, who double-texts at 1am. From a WhatsApp export.
Wrap my chats → ReadyCalendar
How many hours the meetings took, and how many person-hours they cost everyone in the room. From a Google Calendar export.
Wrap my calendar →More sources
Anything that lets you export your own file and does not need a login: steps and screen time, spending, whatever you can get out. Say which one you want.
Tell me which →Why it is one tool with two doors
The file is yours already
Every source here is something you can export yourself, without an API, a login or a permission screen. That is the test for anything new: if it needs an account, it does not belong in this product.
The work happens in the tab
Reading, counting, drawing, and even recording the video — all of it in the page. Your chat and your calendar are two of the most private files you own; neither of them moves.
A picture or a video
The card is one image, instantly. The video is nine seconds of the same numbers arriving one at a time, recorded on your machine in real time. Both are yours to post or delete.