Close the season. See yourself.

Season wrap

Closes automatically at the end of spring, summer, autumn, and winter. About 90 days. Long enough to see a pattern. Short enough to feel like a chapter.

Year wrap

The full year, rendered. All four seasons stacked. A view of yourself at the scale that actually changes people — not the quarterly review, not the weekly retrospective. The year.

A month is arbitrary. A quarter is a business construct. A season has weight — it changes the light, the weather, the energy available. Most people can feel the difference between how they worked in winter versus how they worked in summer, even if they've never tracked it.

OnRail closes each season and creates a record before it fades. Not to grade you — to show you. The wrap is not a report card. It's a mirror.

You don't schedule a wrap. You don't export data and paste it somewhere. OnRail watches what you do — the tasks you check off, the canvases you open, the journal entries you write — and builds the wrap from that record at season's end.

The day after the season closes, the wrap is ready. You can read it in five minutes or sit with it longer. Then you begin the next season.