Spotify Wrapped works because it turns a year of your own behavior into something you're a little afraid to look at. Your Tinder data has the same energy - actually worse, because nobody's swiping stats have ever flattered them.
So I built Tinder Wrapped: you drop in your official Tinder data export, and it hands you back the brutal numbers as a shareable card. Total swipes, match rate, your busiest month. It launched on Product Hunt today.
Where the data comes from
Tinder will give you your own data if you ask. Under GDPR and similar laws you can request a full export from your account settings - it arrives as a ZIP with a JSON file inside containing every swipe, match, and message timestamp you've ever generated. People have been posting these numbers on Reddit for years. The export takes a day or two to arrive, but it's your data and it's the real thing, not an estimate.
The part I cared about: it runs 100% in your browser
Dating data is about the most sensitive thing you can upload anywhere. I didn't want your file, and I definitely didn't want to run a server that stores it. So the app parses the JSON entirely client-side. Open your browser's network tab while it runs - the export never leaves your device. No signup, no account, no analytics on your data.
That constraint shaped the whole build. Parsing a multi-megabyte JSON export in the browser, computing stats, and rendering a card without a backend is a fun little engineering exercise, and it means the app is just a static page. Free to run forever.
What it tells you
- Total swipes and the left/right split (yes, yours is bad)
- Match rate, and how it trends over time
- Your busiest month, and what you were apparently going through then
- A shareable card, because numbers this humbling deserve witnesses
One real stat from my own testing, since I believe in labeling these: a 12-month export I processed had 35,416 swipes. That's roughly 97 swipes a day, every day, for a year. When you see it as a yearly total, "swiping feels like a second job" stops being a joke and becomes a measurable fact.
Why launch it free on Product Hunt
Two reasons. First, it's genuinely fun and I wanted people to use it without a paywall in the way. Second, I'm building Matched, a Tinder auto-swiper with human pacing and red-flag filters, and the same crowd that wants to see their swipe stats is the crowd that feels the fatigue behind them. Wrapped is the honest top of that funnel: no signup, no data collection, just your own numbers judging you.
If you try it, I'd love your feedback on the Product Hunt page - what stats hit, what's missing, what you were too scared to share.
