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Turn months of WhatsApp messages into a professional report. Chronological timelines, key events, decisions, and evidence — formatted for lawyers, HR, or your own records.

Stop scrolling through thousands of messages. Get a structured report that anyone can review in minutes.

  • Photos & videos stay on your device. Audio sent for transcription only if you opt in. If you select a video, your browser extracts and sends only its audio track for transcription; the video and its visual content stay on your device.

How it works

1

Export the chat

Export your WhatsApp chat (include media if voice messages contain key information).

2

Review the recap

See the exact price on the upload screen. Unlock the full conversation only when it is worth it.

3

Keep the report

Get a structured report with timeline, decisions, and key exchanges. Copy, share, or save for your records.

What your report includes

A professional report that turns chat chaos into clarity.

Reports for different needs

Start with the automatic recap, then shape the report in the follow-up chat.

  • Dispute timeline — focus on chronology, key commitments, and supporting messages.
  • Meeting record — focus on attendees, decisions, action items, and open questions.
  • Structured recap — keep the themes, highlights, and key takeaways together.
  • Focused document — ask the follow-up chat for the structure your situation needs.

What makes a ThreadRecap report different

Not a raw chat log. Not a screenshot folder. A structured document.

  • Chronological timeline with dates and participants.
  • Decisions extracted with context and attribution.
  • Voice messages transcribed and included in the timeline.
  • Clean, formatted output ready for professional use.

Key benefits

Professional formatting suitable for legal, HR, and business review

Chronological timelines with timestamps and sender attribution

Voice messages transcribed and merged into the conversation record

Key decisions, agreements, and commitments highlighted

Works for individual and group chats of any size

Export to Notion, Trello, or Google Calendar — or ask AI follow-up questions

Who uses WhatsApp chat reports

Legal disputes

Evidence reports for lawyers, mediators, and courts.

HR documentation

Harassment, misconduct, and workplace conflict records.

Freelancers

Proof of work, scope agreements, and payment trails.

Business owners

Contract disputes, partner disagreements, client communications.

Questions? Answered.

ThreadRecap generates structured reports from your WhatsApp export. The report includes timestamps, sender attribution, and chronological ordering. Whether it's admissible depends on your jurisdiction — consult your lawyer. The original .zip export serves as the source material.

Yes. If you export with media, ThreadRecap transcribes voice messages, and a quoted voice message shows its transcript with the time it was sent. This is critical when key agreements happen in voice messages.

ThreadRecap does not set a fixed message count. You can upload a ZIP up to 2 GB; very large chats are processed in parts and the results are combined.

Parsing happens in your browser. Only the text and opted-in audio are sent for analysis. Photos and videos never leave your device. Your chat is stored on our servers so your analysis stays accessible, and you can delete anytime from your dashboard. If you select a video, your browser extracts and sends only its audio track for transcription; the video and its visual content stay on your device.

Yes. You can focus on specific participants to reduce noise, or analyze the full group. A group is not a surcharge: one price unlocks the conversation, and it follows the size of the chat you uploaded.

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Privacy and security

Parsing happens in your browser; only necessary data is sent.

Stored on our servers. Delete anytime from your dashboard.

Photos, video files, and their visual content never leave your device. For transcription, we send chat text and selected audio, including an audio track your browser extracts from a video.

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