Your year,minted.
Encore turns your product’s user activity into holographic recap cards people can’t stop sharing. Spotify Wrapped, as a service — for reading apps, fitness apps, communities, anything with a pulse.
Minted, not generated.
The minting press.
Three steps between your product’s activity and a card your users can’t stop sharing.
Pipe in activity
Reads, workouts, purchases, posts. API, CSV, or webhook — whatever your product already tracks.
We personalize every card
Pick a template, we mint it: name, numbers, rank, achievements — no design work on your end.
One link per user
No login to view. Video or still. Watch the shares roll in.
Every domain has a Wrapped waiting inside it.
Nine products, nine recaps, one engine — the same headline-stat-and-slides shape, minted from whatever your app already tracks.
percentiles refresh weekly · achievements auto-detected · zero design work for you
You watch the coefficient. We handle the confetti.
Opens, shares, and viral coefficient over time, at a glance — the number that tells you a recap is about to take off.
Three rarity tiers.
- Animated video renders
- Custom design
- Scheduled releases
- Brand integration
Your users never pay. They just share.
“First recap we shipped got shared 4,000 times before lunch. We didn’t design a single pixel of it.”R. OKONKWO · PAGES APP
The things worth asking.
Is the recap engine really a documented stub in this build?
Yes — minting here deterministically simulates the engine per source, so the demo is honest about what's real today. Wiring real ingestion (an API, CSV, or webhook) is the next, well-scoped step; nothing about the data model changes when it lands.
Do my users need to log in to see their recap?
No — every published recap ships with its own link. No login, no account, no friction between a great year and a share.
What if I don't have a full year of activity?
Pick a shorter period — 30 or 90 days both mint the same headline-stat-and-slides shape. The engine just reads a smaller window.
Does the foil sheen slow anything down?
No — Encore renders every recap as a flat, fast image or a short video; the interactive tilt is a marketing flourish on this site, not something your users wait on.