GitHub · LinkedIn · X
Your year,
wrapped.
Everything you built, posted and the people you met this year, turned into a story you can share. Your archives are read in your browser and never uploaded.
Three steps
- 01
Ask for your archives
LinkedIn: Me → Settings & Privacy → Data privacy → Get a copy of your data. Pick the larger archive.
In a hurry? On your LinkedIn profile, tap More → Save to PDF. It's instant, but holds only your profile: name, roles and top skills, not posts or connections.
X: Settings and privacy → Your account → Download an archive of your data.
Both email you a .zip, usually within a day. Ask now, wrap tomorrow.
- 02
Drop them in
Add the .zip files and your GitHub username. Use one source or all three: the wrap uses whatever you bring.
- 03
Unwrap and share
Watch your year play as a story, then save the card or send it straight to your feed.
Make your wrap
Private by default
Your archives never leave this tab.
LinkedIn and X archives are opened by your browser, on your device. We read the few files a wrap needs (posts, connections, reactions) and nothing is sent anywhere.
GitHub is public, so your username goes to our server, which asks GitHub for your public stats. We don't store it.
No sign-up, no account. Close the tab and your wrap is gone, unless you saved the card.