The money they owe you, in their own WhatsApp words
A sale, a loan or a refused refund: find every amount and promise to pay, and when it was made.
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Record · Jamie, $1,200 loan
846 messages · 12 voice · 2024–2025
JamieMar 4, 2024 · 21:17M000102
Can you lend me $1,200? I'll pay you back $200 a month.
JamieJul 1, 2024 · 18:40M000236
Sent the second $200. Sorry it was late.
YouOct 30, 2024 · 19:42M000519
Nothing since July. When can you pay the rest?
JamieOct 30, 2024 · 20:060:41M000521
I know, I'm sorry. You'll get the full $800 by the end of November, I promise.
Summary · Money mentioned
- $1,200 loan agreed on Mar 4, 2024
- $400 paid back, last on Jul 1, 2024
- $800 promised by the end of November
01The problem
When the money stops coming
- 01
“It was a gift, not a loan.”
- 02
Two payments, then nothing. When did it stop?
- 03
The seller swore it worked. Now they don't reply.
- 04
Every “next week” is lost in months of chat.
02How it works
Three steps to a dated money trail
- 01
Export the chat with media
On your phone, open the chat, tap Export chat and include media so voice messages come too.
- 02Free
Check the overview, free
See who wrote how much, how many voice messages there are, and your exact price.
- 03
Unlock and follow the money
Every voice message written out. Find each amount, then download a PDF.
03What you get
What you can point to
Every amount in one list
The money mentioned in the chat, each linked to its message.
Ask when they last paid
Get the date, with a link to the message the answer rests on.
Spoken promises in writing
Each “I'll pay you” voice message, written out under its date.
A PDF you can print
Every message dated and numbered, transcripts included.
04Situations
Sales, loans, refunds and payment plans
- Money owed after a sale
- You handed over the bike or the sofa, and the buyer still owes the rest.
- A loan between friends
- When the money was asked for, how much, and each promise to pay it back.
- Not as described, no refund
- How the item was described, when you reported the fault, and the refusal.
- A payment plan that stopped
- Each agreed payment, the last one that came, and every “next week” after it.
05Questions
Questions, answered
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