December means recaps galore, whether it’s for Spotify, YouTube, and now, even Discord.
Discord Checkpoint has arrived for the first time in 2025, bringing about a way for users of the app to reflect on the year that was and all of your data that the company has been logging since the calendar turned to 2025.
Here’s how to view your Discord Checkpoint for 2025.
What is Discord Checkpoint?
Discord Checkpoint is the “Spotify Wrapped” recap for the chat app. If you’ve had data collection enabled on the app, Discord has been logging things like messages sent, how many hours you’ve spent in voice chat, and more.
I’ve had the “Use data to personalize my Discord experience” setting (Settings -> Data & Privacy) turned off, for example, so I am unable to view my Checkpoint as the app hasn’t been able to track what I’ve been doing.
This is what my screen looks like, meaning I cannot access it whatsoever since I had data collection disabled. Even re-enabling this setting will not make your Checkpoint retroactively viewable. Oh well! If you want your Checkpoint for 2026, enable that setting.
How to view Discord Checkpoint
Discord Checkpoint is viewable by clicking the flag icon on the top right of the Discord window on desktop, to the left of your Inbox button. It should also pop up when you open the app on desktop and show the image below:
When the feature first went live, Discord Checkpoint was not immediately available on mobile or console. When it is available on mobile (eventually), click on your profile icon and then tap the Checkpoint banner that pops up. It’s currently having issues, so it may take some time for it to appear on your mobile app.
You can try to close and re-open the app on mobile to get it to appear, otherwise, you may just have to wait, as Discord has said it is “temporarily disabled” for the time being on the day of its launch, Dec. 4.
For more info on Discord Checkpoint, check out the announcement from Discord.
