What Uber's 2025 year-end recaps show you

Uber released personalized year-end recaps in late 2025 that summarize your riding and eating habits throughout the year. If you used Uber or Uber Eats during 2025, you can view a recap that shows statistics like total trips taken, miles traveled, favorite restaurants, spending patterns, and other usage data specific to your account.

The recap is available directly in the Uber app and can be shared on social media. It's designed to be a fun way to look back at how you used the service over the past year, similar to Spotify Wrapped or other year-end summaries from other apps.

Key Takeaways

  • Your 2025 recap appears in the Uber app as a shareable card showing your rides, meals ordered, spending, and personal statistics from the year.
  • The recap is generated automatically if you had any Uber or Uber Eats activity during 2025 — you don't need to request it or take any action to create it.
  • You can share your recap directly to social media platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook from within the app with a single tap.
  • The recap includes different data depending on whether you primarily used Uber for rides, Uber Eats for food delivery, or both services.

Where to find your recap in the Uber app

Open the Uber app and look for a banner or notification about your 2025 year-end recap. This usually appears on the home screen or in a dedicated section of the app. Tap it to open your personalized recap card.

If you don't see it immediately, scroll down on the home screen or check the "Account" or "Menu" section of the app. Uber typically makes recaps available to all users who had activity during the year, though the exact timing and placement can vary by region.

The recap is only available within the app itself — you cannot view it on the Uber website. You must use the mobile app to see and share your recap.

What data appears in your recap

Your recap includes statistics tailored to how you used Uber during 2025. For Uber rides, this might show your total number of trips, total miles traveled, favorite pickup and dropoff locations, most common time of day you ride, and total amount spent on rides.

For Uber Eats, your recap displays the number of orders placed, your most-ordered restaurant or cuisine type, favorite dishes, total spending on food delivery, and how often you ordered. If you used both services, the recap shows data for each separately or combined, depending on how Uber structures the display.

Some recaps also include fun facts or comparisons, such as how many trips you took compared to the average user in your city, or how your spending ranked among your activity level. The exact metrics vary and are determined by Uber's algorithm based on your individual usage patterns.

How to share your recap on social media

Once you open your recap in the Uber app, look for a share button — usually represented by an arrow or "Share" text. Tap it to see options for where you want to post it.

You can share directly to Instagram Stories, Instagram Feed, TikTok, Facebook, Twitter, or other platforms depending on which apps are installed on your phone. You can also copy a link to share via text, email, or messaging apps. Some users can take a screenshot of their recap and share it manually as well.

When you share, Uber's recap card typically includes a visual graphic showing your key statistics and a caption you can customize before posting. The shared content is public unless you adjust privacy settings on the social platform itself.

Differences between Uber and Uber Eats recaps

If you used only Uber for rides, your recap focuses on transportation data like trips, distance, and ride frequency. If you used only Uber Eats, your recap emphasizes food ordering patterns, restaurant preferences, and delivery spending.

Users who used both services may see a combined recap that shows both ride and food data, or separate recaps for each service. Uber determines which format to show based on your usage balance — if you used one service significantly more than the other, that service may dominate your recap.

The recap is personalized to your account only and reflects activity from your primary account. If you have multiple Uber accounts or share an account with others, the recap will show combined data for that account.

Privacy and data in your recap

Your recap uses data that Uber already has on file about your account activity. The statistics shown are based on your own usage and are not compared to other users' data in a way that identifies them — any comparisons are anonymized and aggregate.

When you share your recap on social media, you control what information is visible to others. The recap card typically shows only summary statistics, not specific addresses, payment methods, or other sensitive details. However, if you customize the caption before sharing, make sure you don't include information you want to keep private.

Your recap data is stored in the Uber app and is subject to Uber's privacy policy. Sharing your recap on social media means that data becomes visible to anyone who can see your post, depending on your account privacy settings on that platform.

What to do if your recap doesn't appear

If you don't see a 2025 recap in your Uber app, first make sure you're using the latest version of the app. Check your device's app store for any available updates and install them, then restart the app and check again.

If you had no activity on your Uber or Uber Eats account during 2025, you may not have a recap generated. Recaps are typically only created for accounts with at least some usage during the year.

If you've updated the app and had activity during 2025 but still don't see a recap, try logging out and logging back in. If the recap still doesn't appear, it may not yet be available in your region or for your account, and it may become available later.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I see recaps from previous years?

Uber's year-end recaps are typically released once per year and are specific to that calendar year. Previous years' recaps may not be available in the app after the current year's recap is released, though Uber may keep them archived in some form.

Does sharing my recap affect my Uber account or privacy?

Sharing your recap on social media does not change your Uber account settings or security. However, anyone who sees your shared recap can view the statistics you've chosen to display, so consider what information you're comfortable making public before posting.

What if I don't want to share my recap?

You don't have to share your recap. You can view it privately in the app without posting it anywhere. Simply close the recap or navigate away from it, and no one else will see your data unless you choose to share it.

Can I edit or customize my recap before sharing?

You can customize the caption or text that accompanies your recap when you share it to social media. However, the statistics and graphics in the recap itself are generated by Uber and cannot be edited or changed.

Is the recap available on both iOS and Android?

Yes, Uber's 2025 year-end recap is available on both iPhone and Android devices through the Uber app. Make sure your app is fully updated to see the recap feature.