Understand what really happened in your relationship.
The whole story is already in the chat. Upload it and see how things changed over time, what kept coming back, and the moments that mattered — read quietly, in private, and yours to delete whenever you want.
- Photos & videos stay on your device. Audio sent for transcription only if you opt in.
How it works
Export the WhatsApp chat — choose 'Attach Media' if you want voice messages included.
Review the free preview and the exact price, then run the analysis. You start with 5 free credits.
Read it clearly: patterns over time, recurring themes, and the moments that mattered — then ask your own questions.
What you get
A calm, clear reading of the whole conversation — for your eyes only, and yours to delete.
Patterns over time
Relationships change slowly, and memory flattens the change. The messages hold the real shape.
- The rhythm — who reached out, how often, and how that changed month by month.
- Recurring themes — the topics, worries, and jokes that kept coming back.
- Shifts in tone — where warmth grew, where distance crept in, and when.
- Turning points — the stretches where the conversation changed and stayed changed.
The moments that mattered
Significant moments surface from thousands of messages, in the order they actually happened.
- The messages that shaped things — easy to find again, with the context around them.
- Voice messages transcribed and placed on the timeline at the moment they were sent.
- One timeline — written messages and spoken ones together, so any stretch can be reread in context.
- Your own questions — ask about a season, a silence, or a moment you keep returning to, and get answers grounded in the messages.
Key benefits
See the whole arc in minutes — no scrolling back through years of messages
Voice messages are transcribed into the timeline, so nothing spoken is lost
Free to start — 5 credits when you sign up, and there's no subscription
Private by design — parsed in your browser, with personal details like emails and phone numbers redacted before analysis
Delete everything anytime — many people read, take what they need, and remove it the same day
Works with standard .zip and _chat.txt WhatsApp exports, iPhone or Android
Made for moments like these
After a breakup
Read the whole arc calmly, understand what actually changed, and close it when you're ready.
A friendship that drifted
See when the rhythm shifted and what was really said, instead of guessing from memory.
Family threads
Years of messages with a parent or sibling, read again with fresh eyes.
Long distance
Months of texts and voice messages in one place, telling the story you lived in fragments.
Questions? Answered.
Privacy and security
Your chat is parsed in your browser. Only the text is sent for analysis, with personal details like emails and phone numbers redacted first.
Stored so you can come back to it — never used for training, never shared. Delete the analysis and the chat anytime from your dashboard.
Photos and videos never leave your device. Voice message audio is only sent for transcription if you opt in.
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