Pozer

Music app · Spotify Wrapped-style year in review

Spotify Wrapped template you can tap through

Pozer (pozer.com) makes a Spotify Wrapped-style year in review you fill in yourself: the listener's name, minutes listened, top genres, top artist and top five songs, on story cards that move when someone taps them. Add it to your phone's home screen and it opens fullscreen like a real app, so you can film it or screen-record it. The same app has the artist's side too: a dashboard with monthly listeners, streams and people listening right now, the artist's page as listeners see it, and the artist's own year in review. Made for music skits, Wrapped reaction videos, "I made it" POV clips and parody, where the cards have to move when someone taps them and a screenshot gives itself away.

BUILD YOUR YEAR IN REVIEWFree account · No card

Try it here

Type in a field and the phone changes. Tap around in the phone too: its tabs and rows work.

OPEN THE FULL EDITORIt opens with what you typed, and every other field.
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2026
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On camera

What happens on camera

The year in review plays like a story: a thin bar across the top fills one card at a time, a tap on the right moves on, a tap on the left goes back, holding a finger down pauses the card and letting go carries on with the same one, and pulling it down closes it. Choose a fan's year and the cards count up the minutes listened, rank the top genres, show the top artist with "which makes you a top 0.5% fan", list the top songs and end on a summary card to share. Choose the artist's year and they say how many times fans pressed play and in how many countries, how many listeners there were and how many found the music for the first time, the biggest song, the top cities and the hours played. Every card after the first has a "Share this story" button that opens a share sheet. The cards are laid out the way the 2025 recap's are: charcoal and cream, one bright accent each, black-and-white patterns and big, wide figures, under our own name, "Your 2026 in sound", with our own words and no logo.

The dashboard follows the for-artists phone app: the latest release at the top with its all-time streams in large type and a LIVE tag for its first week, while that count climbs as you film. Under it, "people listening now" moves every few seconds, and the period's listeners, streams and followers sit above a streams chart you can drag a finger along to read any day, the top songs and the top cities. Music lists songs, releases, playlists and upcoming releases over the time range you pick; any song or playlist opens its own page, sliding in from the right and swiping back from the edge, with its streams and a chart; Audience has cards for listeners, streams, streams per listener and followers that change the chart when tapped, the sources of streams, top countries and cities, and age and gender.

The artist's page in the listener app has the name across the photo, the monthly listeners, Follow, and the green play button that starts a song in the mini player above the tab bar; a tap on the mini player opens the full player. Popular lists the songs with their play counts, and About carries the verified badge, the followers and where people listen. Home, Search and Your Library all open, and Home has the card that starts the year in review.

It is a real app on your phone, so it opens fullscreen from your home screen with no browser bar. Between takes, hold two fingers on the screen to bring up the Edit button only you can see, and change any figure from the phone itself instead of going back to a computer.

Editable

What you can change

Every field here is in the editor, and in the settings sheet inside the installed app.

Artist
  • Opens on
  • Artist name
  • Artist photo
  • Verified artist
  • Bio
Stats
  • Monthly listeners
  • Followers
  • Period
  • Streams in that period
Latest release
  • Title
  • Type
  • Days since release (live for 7 days)
  • All-time streams
  • Cover colour
  • Cover image (optional)
Songs
  • Songs: title, all-time streams, released (year), cover colour, cover image (optional)
Audience
  • Top cities: city, country code, listeners (28 days)
Year in review
  • Whose year
  • Year
  • Listener's name
  • Minutes listened
  • Top genres (commas)
  • Top % of the artist's listeners
  • Minutes with the artist
  • Their top songs: song, artist, plays

Branding

Your name and your icon

Pozer doesn’t include any logos. Give the app your own name and upload your own icon: a logo you made, or artwork you have the rights to use. Skip it and the editor makes a simple letter tile from the name.

Whatever you upload is your responsibility, and using another company’s logo is against our acceptable use policy. Set the name and icon before you install: they’re fixed on your home screen at the moment you add the app.

Getting it right

The numbers agree on their own

You type the monthly listeners, the followers, the streams for a period you pick (7 days, 28 days or 12 months), the latest release's all-time streams and its age, and each song's all-time streams. The app works out the rest from them: a week's listeners are about 44% of the monthly figure and a year's about 3.4 times it, each song's streams in the period come out of the period's total and never exceed its all-time count, and a release a few days old has all of its streams inside the week.

The defaults are one believable breakout artist: 1,284,507 monthly listeners, 565,183 of them this week streaming 1,346,820 times, which is 2.4 streams a listener, and about 600 people listening at any moment, the same ratio the real app shows. The artist's year in review is the same artist over twelve months, so its streams match the Audience screen's last 12 months; set the period to 12 months to type the year's streams directly.

Install

Put it on your home screen

Once you publish, open your app’s link on the phone you’ll film with.

iPhone

  1. Open the link in Safari
  2. Tap Share
  3. Tap Add to Home Screen

It has to be Safari. Chrome and the browsers inside Instagram or TikTok won’t install it properly.

Android

  1. Open the link in Chrome
  2. Tap the ⋮ menu
  3. Tap Install app

It opens fullscreen with your icon and no address bar, like any installed app.

Pricing

Free, or Pro to remove the mark

Free

Everything works — the template, installing it, and the buttons. Apps carry a SIMULATED · POZER.COM mark as fine print under the main figure, and on every receipt and exported image.

Pro · from US$4.99/wk

The same app with the mark removed, on up to 5 devices where you’re signed in. Billed weekly, monthly or yearly until you cancel from your account. Payments are non-refundable.

Honest use

What it is not

It is not connected to Spotify or any streaming service. No streams, listeners or followers are created anywhere, nothing reaches a real artist profile, and nothing on it is a record of real plays.

It is not for showing labels, managers, sponsors, brands, venues, promoters, playlist curators or investors fake streaming numbers to win a deal, a booking, a placement or money. That is prohibited, and Pozer closes accounts that do it.

If you are looking to buy or fake streams on a real profile, this is not that: it can't move a real number, and artificial streams break the streaming services' rules and get music taken down.

Keep real people out of it: invent the artist or use your own name, upload only your own photos and cover art, and don't give it a real artist's name, face or artwork.

The full rules are in our acceptable use policy.

Questions

Before you build

Is there a Spotify Wrapped template I can edit and tap through?

Yes. Pozer (pozer.com) makes one. Type the listener's name, minutes listened, top genres, top artist and top five songs, and the year in review plays as story cards that move when you tap, the way the real recap does. It installs to your phone from its link, so there is nothing to download from an app store.

Can I make a 2026 Wrapped before the real one comes out?

Yes. The year is a field you set, 2026 by default, and every figure on the cards is one you type. It is a prop for a video, not your real listening history.

Is it Spotify?

No. It's an original design in the style of Spotify for Artists and the yearly Spotify Wrapped story, which is why we describe it that way, so you can find the kind of screen you need. It carries no Spotify name, logo or artwork, and its year in review is called "Your 2026 in sound".

Can I make a fake Spotify Wrapped with it?

Yes, as a prop for a video. Choose a fan's year and type the listener's name, minutes listened, top genres, how far up the top artist's listeners they were and their top five songs; or choose the artist's year and it is built from the artist's own streams, listeners, songs and cities.

Does it change my real stats or my real year in review?

No. It has no connection to Spotify or any account. Every figure is something you typed or something worked out from what you typed.

Can I show it to a label, a venue or a sponsor?

No. Presenting it as real streaming numbers to anyone deciding something because of them (a label, a manager, a brand, a venue, a curator or an investor) is prohibited, and accounts that do it are closed.

Does the listening-now number really move?

Yes. It changes every few seconds by a few percent, the way a live count does, around a figure worked out from your streams. A release in its first week also has its all-time streams climbing while you film.

Can I use my own photo and cover art?

Yes. Upload an artist photo and a cover for the latest release and for each song, your own only. Without them the app draws a cover for each song from its colour and title.

Does it work on iPhone and Android?

Yes. On iPhone, open your app in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. It has to be Safari, because Chrome and the browsers inside Instagram or TikTok don't offer a proper install. On Android, Chrome offers Install app. Either way it launches fullscreen with your own icon.

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