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(1)
Every prompt, counted
Prompts, conversations, words, your busiest day and your longest streak.
Your AI Wrapped · Sample
Since November 2024, you sent
7,290
prompts, in 1,249 conversations.
(2)
Electricity, water, carbon
From each provider's own per-prompt figure, adjusted for long answers, long pastes and images.
Electricity
Answering you took
4kWh
- 330 phone charges
- 396 hours of a 10 W LED bulb
- 9.1 km in a petrol car
(3)
The machine behind it
Your share of the chips, copper and future e-waste in the data centre, not just the power.
The machine behind it
You kept an AI chip busy for
3hours
- 44.7 g CO₂ making the chips
- 1.5 g of future e-waste
- 1 g of copper
(4)
Your AI personality
Night Owl, Perfectionist, Painter, Novelist… and how many average users you add up to.
Your AI personality
You're
The Night Owl
Your best ideas arrive after 10 pm, and so do your prompts.
(5)
A plan to use it lighter
Tips from your own habits, a pledge, and a check-in when you come back next month.
Your plan
Use it lighter
- Ask once, clearlysaves 158 Wh
- Fewer, better imagessaves 204 Wh
- Paste the part that matterssaves 97.2 Wh
Three steps
(1)
Ask for your export
In ChatGPT or Claude settings. They email you a download link within minutes.
(2)
Drop it in
Your browser reads it here. Nothing is uploaded, and there's no account.
(3)
Watch, share, cut
Your story, a card to share, and a plan to use less.

ChatGPT answers 2.5 billion prompts a day.
850MWh
of electricity a day, at OpenAI's own figure of 0.34 Wh per prompt
A year of it would power 28,751 American homes, before counting training, images or the hardware. Source: TechCrunch, Sam Altman (blog)

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