Wikipedia enters into the annual twisted game

everyone He is a job So, why not Wikipedia? Everyone’s favorite free online encyclopedia has decided to launch its own dedicated “Annual Review” feature on its mobile app. Of course, you’ll need to have the app installed and be using it for the feature to be of much use. But the Wikimedia Foundation is clearly hoping this will spur more downloads.

Customization features in 2025 review on Wikipedia We are Relatively limited. It tells you the total number of minutes you spent reading, and which topics you were most interested in. (Apparently, I haven’t logged into my Wikipedia account since 2006, and the categories I was most interested in were fiber-optic Internet service and “Internet properties created in 2005.”)

Beyond that, the feature focuses on providing a yearly overview of activity on Wikipedia as a whole, but in a beautiful graphical format, not unlike Spotify wrapped. The list of most-read articles in English is topped by Charlie Kirk and “Deaths in 2025,” proving that humans are incurably sick. Wikipedia also says that editors made more than 66 million changes across the site this year. The non-profit also published a full list of this year’s most-read articles, which you can check out here.

You should see a year review popup when you launch the app, but if not, you can find it in the More menu in the Android app or on your profile page on iOS. If you’re feeling left out and want to take part in next year’s exciting Wikipedia Wrapped event, it’s best to download the app now.