Want to see what your family WhatsApp chat reveals about your relationship? Here's how to export your chat and analyze it with ChatWrapped — in under 2 minutes.
Step 1: Export Your WhatsApp Chat
On Android
1. Open WhatsApp and go to the chat with your parent or child
2. Tap the three-dot menu (⋮) in the top right
3. Select More → Export Chat
4. Choose Without Media when prompted
5. Save the .txt file to your device
On iPhone
1. Open the chat in WhatsApp
2. Tap the contact name at the top
3. Scroll down and tap Export Chat
4. Select Without Media
5. Save to Files or share to yourself
Step 2: What the File Contains
The exported .txt file contains every text message with timestamps and sender names. Here's what it looks like:
`
12/03/26, 08:15 - Mummy: Khaana kha liya beta?
12/03/26, 10:42 - Aarav: Haan mummy khaya
12/03/26, 18:30 - Mummy: Ghar pahunch gaye?
`
What it doesn't contain: Photos, videos, voice notes, or read receipts. Only the text — which is exactly what ChatWrapped needs.
Step 3: Why Client-Side Analysis Matters
Family conversations are deeply private. That's why ChatWrapped processes everything locally in your browser:
- No uploads — your file never leaves your device
- No servers — all computation happens in JavaScript
- No accounts — no login, no email, no tracking
- No storage — nothing is saved after you close the tab
You can verify this yourself by opening your browser's Network tab during analysis — you'll see zero outgoing requests.
Step 4: What ChatWrapped Detects
From a parent-child chat, ChatWrapped analyzes:
- Who's the bigger talker — message count per person
- Care check-ins — "khaana khaya?", "pahunch gaye?", "theek ho?"
- Reply speeds — how fast each person responds
- Daily streaks — consecutive days of messaging
- Late night activity — messages between 10 PM and 2 AM
- Disappear gaps — 3+ hour silences during active days
- Bond score — a combined score from consistency, care, and streaks
Step 5: Get Your Card
After analysis, you'll pick two personalization sections:
1. A truth about your chat — like "One talks more" or "Someone vanishes mid-chat"
2. What this chat really means — like "They always check on you" or "Small messages, big care"
The result is a beautiful Instagram Story-ready card in warm amber tones, ready to download and share.
Try It With Your Family Chat
Head to ChatWrapped, upload your exported family chat, and see your parent-child bond score in seconds.
Try it with your family chat →