A WhatsApp chat summary where every point has a source
Summarize a WhatsApp chat, one-to-one or group, voice messages included. Each point links to its message.
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Record · Leo, Mom's 60th
4,212 messages · 168 voice · 2023–2025
MayaMay 2, 2025 · 18:40M003904
Mom's 60th: did you call the restaurant about the back room?
LeoMay 2, 2025 · 21:050:48M003911
Called them. The back room is ours on June 14. They want a $200 deposit by Friday, and I said I'd pay it.
MayaMay 2, 2025 · 21:07M003912
Great. I'll order the cake and send Aunt Rosa the invite.
Summary · Promises
- Leo: pay the $200 deposit by Friday (M003911)
- Maya: order the cake, invite Aunt Rosa (M003912)
01The problem
Why a long chat is hard to sum up
- 01
Two years of messages, and you need the short version.
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A chatbot summary that does not say where it read that.
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Half the plans were made in voice messages.
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Who said they would pay? It is in there, somewhere.
02How it works
How to summarize a WhatsApp chat
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Export the chat with media
On your phone, tap Export chat, then With all media on iPhone or Include media on Android.
- 02Free
See the overview first
See the messages, people and voice minutes, one voice message written out, and your price.
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Unlock, then write the summary
Every voice message is written out. Then the summary: six parts, each item linked to its message.
03What you get
A summary you can check
Six parts on one page
Overview, still open, key moments, promises, money and dates.
Every item has a source
Each item links to its message in the record, with its date and time.
Voice messages included
Each one is written out first, so the summary reads what was said.
Ask what it left out
Up to 100 questions, in any language, answered with links.
04Situations
For one-to-one chats and groups
- A chat with one person
- Years with a friend, a parent or a client: what was agreed, promised and left open.
- A family or friends group
- The trip, the party or the move, and who said they would pay for what.
- Before a call or a meeting
- Read the overview and what is still open, then check the messages behind them.
- A chat in two languages
- The summary uses the chat's main language. Ask questions in any language you like.
05Questions
Questions, answered
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