What Uber's 2025 Year-End Recap Shows You

Uber released personalized year-end recaps for both riders and people who use Uber Eats in 2025. These recaps summarize your activity across the year — how many trips you took, where you went, how much you spent, and patterns in how you used the service. The recap is built from your actual account data and appears in the Uber app as a shareable summary you can view anytime during the recap period.

The recap is not a bill or an official record for tax purposes. It is a year-in-review feature similar to Spotify Wrapped or Apple Music Replay. Uber generates these recaps automatically for accounts that had activity in 2025, and you do not have to request one.

Key Takeaways

  • Your 2025 Uber recap appears in the app and shows rides taken, money spent, favorite locations, and usage patterns for the year.
  • Uber Eats users receive a separate recap that covers food orders, restaurants visited, and spending on the platform.
  • The recap is shareable through social media and messaging, but sharing is optional.
  • Your recap data comes directly from your account history and is available to view throughout the recap period.

Where to Find Your Rider Recap

Open the Uber app on your phone and look for a banner or notification about your 2025 recap. The recap typically appears on your home screen or in a dedicated section within the app. If you do not see it when ready, scroll down on the home screen or check the menu — Uber usually places the recap link in a prominent location during the recap rollout period.

Tap the recap to open it. The full recap loads within the app and shows your statistics for the year. You can view it as many times as you want once it is available. If your account had no rides in 2025, Uber may not generate a recap for you.

What Information Your Rider Recap Contains

Your rider recap includes the total number of trips you took in 2025, the total distance traveled, and the total amount you spent on rides. It also shows your most-visited locations — usually your home, work, or places you went to frequently. Many recaps highlight your favorite time of day to ride, the day of the week you rode most often, and sometimes a fun fact about your riding habits.

The recap may also show which Uber service you used most (UberX, Uber Comfort, Uber Black, or another option) and statistics about your interactions with drivers — such as average rating or number of five-star trips. Some recaps include a comparison to the previous year if you used Uber in 2024.

What Information Your Uber Eats Recap Contains

If you ordered through Uber Eats in 2025, your separate Uber Eats recap shows the total number of orders you placed, total spending, and your most-ordered restaurants or cuisines. It displays your favorite items — the foods you ordered most frequently — and may highlight your top restaurant by number of orders.

The Uber Eats recap also shows patterns like your most common order time (breakfast, lunch, dinner, or late night) and the day of the week you ordered most often. Some recaps include statistics about delivery speed or your preferred payment method. Like the rider recap, the Eats recap is generated from your actual order history in the app.

How to Share Your Recap

Once you open your recap, you will see a share button — usually represented by an arrow or share icon. Tap this button to see options for sharing. You can post your recap to social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook, or X (formerly Twitter), send it via text message or email, or copy a link to share in other ways.

Sharing is completely optional. You can view your recap without sharing it with anyone. If you choose to share, Uber typically creates a formatted image or link that shows your recap statistics in a visually appealing way. The shared version does not include sensitive information like your home address or payment details.

When Uber Recaps Are Available

Uber typically releases year-end recaps in early December and keeps them available through the end of the year and into January. The exact dates vary by year and region. In 2025, Uber began rolling out recaps in early December, though not all users received them on the same day — the rollout happens in waves over several days.

Once your recap is available, you can access it in the app for several weeks. If you miss the recap during the initial rollout period, check back in the app or look for an email notification from Uber that includes a link to your recap.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I see my 2025 recap if I only used Uber a few times?

Yes, as long as you had at least one ride or order in 2025, Uber generates a recap. Even users with minimal activity receive a year-end summary. If your account had zero activity in 2025, Uber may not create a recap for you.

Is my recap data accurate for taxes or business expenses?

Your recap is a summary for entertainment purposes, not an official tax document. If you need records for business expenses or taxes, read your full trip or order history from your account settings instead. That data is more detailed and suitable for record-keeping.

What happens if I delete my recap or close the app?

You can view your recap again anytime during the recap period by opening the app and finding the recap link. Closing the app or navigating away does not delete your recap. It remains in your account as long as the recap feature is active.

Can I share my recap without showing my spending amount?

The share button generates a formatted version that Uber creates. You cannot customize which statistics appear in the shared version. If you want to share only certain information, you can take a screenshot and edit it before posting, or straightforward describe your recap to others without sharing the official version.

Do riders and Eats users get separate recaps?

Yes. If you used both Uber rides and Uber Eats in 2025, you receive two separate recaps — one for rides and one for food orders. Each recap appears in the app as its own section and can be shared independently.