What is Notesnook Wrapped?

Notesnook Wrapped is a year-in-review of your writing: how many notes you wrote, how many words that came to, the month you were most productive, and what you filed it all under. It is calculated entirely on your own device from the notes already stored there — nothing is sent to a server, and nobody at Notesnook can see it.

When does Wrapped appear?

Wrapped covers the current calendar year — 1 January to 31 December — and shows up in December.

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What does Wrapped show?

Wrapped scrolls through a few slides and finishes on a summary card. Between them you get:

• Notes written this year, and the total words across them.
• Your most productive month and your favorite day to write, each with the number of notes.
• Notebooks, tags and colors you created, and how many attachments you added.
• Monographs you published.
• Notes per month, drawn as a bar chart.
• Fun facts: your longest note in words, and your largest attachment.

Anything you have none of is skipped — if you didn't write any words this year, that slide doesn't appear.

Share your Wrapped

On mobile, the summary card has a Share with friends button. It captures the card as an image and hands it to the Android or iOS share sheet, so you can post it or send it to someone.

On desktop and web there is no share button — the summary card is on screen for you to screenshot.

::: info It really is local There is no other way for it to work. Encryption means Notesnook has no idea how many notes you have written or how many words are in them, so the only machine that can count them is yours.

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Related pages

• How is my data encrypted? — why we can't see your notes or your stats
• Publish notes with monographs — the monographs counted in your Wrapped
• Attachments and files — the files Wrapped totals up
• Organize notes using notebooks — the notebooks Wrapped ranks
• Customizing the app — the side menu the Wrapped button lives in