Chat history analyzer

Chat history analyzer — free stats and an AI read of any conversation

In short: To analyze a chat history, export the conversation from the app (WhatsApp, iMessage, Instagram or Telegram) and upload the file to a chat history analyzer such as ChatWrapped. It parses the export in your browser and reports exact numbers per person — messages, who starts conversations, typical reply time, double texts, replies over 24 hours, late-night messages and emojis — then an AI explains the pattern. The stats are free; a full written report is $6.99 (1-on-1) or $9.99 (group).

Accepts WhatsApp .txt/.zip, iMessage .txt (imessage-exporter), Instagram JSON and Telegram JSON
Any phone language and date format for WhatsApp
Files up to 60 MB, read on your device
Contact details masked before anything leaves the browser
No account; private link to your report

Try it free

Drop your chat export below. It's read on your device and contact details are masked before anything is sent.

Drop your chat export here

WhatsApp .txt / .zip · iMessage .txt · Instagram or Telegram .json — 1-on-1 or group. How do I export it?

Metrics it calculates

total messages and words per person
who starts conversations (and how often)
typical reply time for each person
double texts — messages sent before getting a reply
replies that took 24 hours or more
late-night messages and top emojis
an interest index — e.g. 62% / 38% — and a first AI verdict

How the interest index works

Several signals people argue about are combined into one split: who opens conversations, who replies faster, who double-texts, who goes quiet for a day or more, and who asks more questions. The result reads like 62% / 38% — a quick answer to "who's putting in more?" — and the AI then backs it up with real moments from the chat.

It's an entertaining mirror of texting habits, not a verdict on a relationship: someone who replies slowly at work can still care a lot.

Which file to upload

WhatsApp: Export Chat → Without Media; upload the .zip (iPhone) or .txt (Android).
iMessage: on a Mac, run the free imessage-exporter with -f txt and upload the conversation's .txt.
Instagram: Accounts Center → Download your information → Messages, JSON; upload message_1.json.
Telegram: Telegram Desktop → Export chat history → JSON; upload result.json.

ChatWrapped vs typical chat analyzer apps

	ChatWrapped	Typical chat-wrapped apps
Install	None — works in any browser	Phone app download
Apps supported	WhatsApp, iMessage, Instagram, Telegram	Usually WhatsApp only
Free part	All exact stats + interest index + 1st verdict	Often locked behind a trial or subscription
Price	$6.99 one-time (1-on-1), $9.99 (group)	Weekly or monthly subscription is common
Account	Not needed	Often required
What the AI sees	Masked excerpt you can preview	Rarely shown

See a full example

A 1-on-1 report: a situationship, cooling fast · A group chat report: the ski trip

FAQ

Can I analyze a chat without uploading it anywhere?

The parsing and all the stats run in your browser. Only if you ask for the AI verdict does a masked excerpt (no phone numbers, emails, links or handles) go to the AI, and you can read that excerpt first.

Can it analyze screenshots?

Not yet. A text export is far more accurate — it has every message with its timestamp.

Does it work for group chats?

Yes. Group analysis ranks who carries the chat, gives each member a page and hands out awards. Group reports are $9.99.

Can I analyze someone else's chat?

No. Only upload chats you're part of, and you must be 13 or older. It isn't a monitoring tool.

Is my chat history stored?

The file is read in your browser. Names become first names, and phone numbers, emails, links, addresses and @handles are masked before anything is sent — you can see exactly what the AI will read. The masked excerpt is erased once the report is written, everything is deleted after 14 days, and nothing is used to train AI models.

Export guides: WhatsApp · iMessage · Instagram · Telegram