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Your year, Wrapped
Timecard has kept every minute of your year. Now it plays the year back. On 2 December your year is wrapped: see where the time went, scene by scene, and finish with your whole year printed on one long card.
Your year, played back
From 2 December, when the year is wrapped, click Play and your year plays in its own window, one scene at a time. Until then the story is sealed; years gone by play any time.
- Every hour, added up: your total time on the clock, in full days and forty-hour weeks.
- The year around a clock: every day as a line around a dial, with your longest day lit up.
- Your top five apps and sites, led by the one you never closed.
- Where it went: Productivity, Social, Entertainment and Other.
- Your hours: the hour you peak on an average day, plus your earliest punch-in and latest punch-out.
- Deep work: your hours in runs of 25 minutes or more, and how many days earned the 3H+ stamp.
- Month by month and app switches.
- Your agents' year, if you code with AI: tokens, time and the tools you used.
Click to go on, hold to pause, use ← → and Space, or press Esc to leave. The story pauses when you switch to another app and carries on when you come back.
A position for the year
Timecard reads your year and stamps a title on it, like Day Shift Deep Diver, Night Shift Maker or Early Shift Air Traffic Controller, with the numbers that earned it.
The annual card
The story ends with your annual card: your year on one long timecard, with your top apps, totals, records, your position and the stamps you earned. Until the year is wrapped on 2 December it says Year to date and reprints as you go. From then on it's your finished Annual card: Wrapped counts 1 January to 1 December.
Share it
Share the card as a story (1080 × 1920) or a post (1080 × 1350), copy it, or save it. It uses the backdrop and paper you last chose for your daily cards.
On 2 December, the notch tells you
You don't have to open anything. On 2 December your year is wrapped, and at the first quiet moment the notch widens, cranks through it and stamps your position. Click it, or Play your year, and the whole story plays in Timecard. Or press Print and your annual card feeds out of the notch, like your evening card, to tear off, play or share.
It only shows when you're at your Mac and not in a call, a full-screen app or a presentation. It never comes near your evening card, shows at most once a day, and stops after three tries.
Also in the menu bar, Spotlight and Siri
- The menu bar: from 2 December, a small dot on the Timecard icon means your year is ready. The menu has a Your 2026, wrapped row, with Play and Print.
- Spotlight, Siri and Shortcuts: say or search Play my year, Print my year or How was my year. That last one answers with your hours, your top app and your position; before 2 December, with how many days are left.
The Wrapped page
Until 2 December the sidebar's new Wrapped page is sealed: a countdown to the wrap and your days punched in, with nothing from inside, so the story stays a surprise. Siri and Spotlight count down too. From 2 December it has it all at once: your year punched day by day (click a day to open its card), your top apps, records, month by month, a typical day, your AI year and the annual card. Switch years at the top. If Timecard has only part of a year on file, it says so far or on file since… wherever it matters.
Fixes
- Shared cards no longer come out washed out. On macOS 26, images shared from Timecard could look grey when an app icon was on the card. They now save in true colour.
Requirements
Timecard still runs on macOS 14 and later. Everything in Wrapped works on every supported version. As always, nothing leaves your Mac.