1) Spotify Wrapped is delightful
2) In many countries, services are required by law to provide your exported usage data in a timely manner.
3) Many services don't (or can't) provide years-in-review. I also love the idea of summarizing data people may _not_ want, a la the recent SNL "UberEats Wrapped" sketch.
Now you can "wrap" anything if you have the data - traditional sources like video & music streaming, or more creative ones like terminal history, amazon purchases, git contributions, etc.
If you bring-your-own API key, all processing exclusively happens in your browser + the Anthropic API (minus some anonymized usage data sent to Umami).
Outputs aren't perfect (it's AI after all), but it's also a demo of what you can do with the latest LLM coding tools and a weekend.
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Yirgachefe was borne out of 3 ideas:
1) Spotify Wrapped is delightful 2) In many countries, services are required by law to provide your exported usage data in a timely manner. 3) Many services don't (or can't) provide years-in-review. I also love the idea of summarizing data people may _not_ want, a la the recent SNL "UberEats Wrapped" sketch.
Now you can "wrap" anything if you have the data - traditional sources like video & music streaming, or more creative ones like terminal history, amazon purchases, git contributions, etc.
If you bring-your-own API key, all processing exclusively happens in your browser + the Anthropic API (minus some anonymized usage data sent to Umami).
Outputs aren't perfect (it's AI after all), but it's also a demo of what you can do with the latest LLM coding tools and a weekend.