What we read next is up to you

What you played, when — the mood of a day and the shape of a year.

How you sound in public, set against how you sound alone.

What you bought, and the months you bought it in.

Years of steps and heart rate, in one enormous file you already own.

A second listening history, for the years before or beside Spotify.

Before you request this Apple’s export is a daily roll-up, not a per-play log — it can tell you the day you listened, never the hour.

Hours by title — the commute measured in chapters.

Sleep and heart rate against mood — whether the music followed the body or led it.

What you built, and what was playing while you built it.

A reading history with dates — what you finished, and what you abandoned.

Where your hours actually went, beside what played through them.

Where you were — the cities a year of listening actually happened in.

What you were wondering about, week by week.

The sky over every day you have logged — grey afternoons, and what you reached for in them.

What you posted, and when the posting stopped.

What you read and how far you got — the books finished, and the ones left at 12%.

Scrobbles going back years, and today filled in without waiting on an export.

Your film diary — what you watched the week everything else went quiet.

Every book you borrowed, and the seasons you borrowed them in.

Every episode and film, with dates — the seasons you binged and the ones you left.

Before you request this Netflix exports per profile, not per account — it can show what other people on your household watched, not just you. And the download link expires after 7 days, so request it and come straight back.

Sleep stages and readiness, laid over the days that earned them.

Hours by game, over years — what you sank a winter into.

Routes and effort, against the music that carried them.

Moods and pacing you already tag by hand, joined to the ones we measure.

Every video that held you, with timestamps — your attention, from your side of it.

Before you request this TikTok’s download link expires after 4 days — request it and come back quickly, or you’ll have to start the request over.

What you watched, in the same timeline as what you played and read.

Where you went and when — the nights out, in your own timeline.

What you actually watch, hours of it, beside what you played.

Which passages you return to, and when you return to them.