Your chats.Front-page news.

Fed it five years of our college WhatsApp group and suddenly we were front-page news. The chat awards called out the friend who reads everything and replies to nothing, and we all lost it. Felt like a news anchor roasting the entire group. Read the whole thing without noticing the time.

Tried it with the messages between me and my boyfriend and loved it. The changes in how much we text, and the nicknames we use for each other, came out like little newspaper infographics. So much more fun than a boring backup file. Honestly a lovely thing to read together on an anniversary.

The newspaper front-page idea is great. The role analysis picked up on the friend who drops a random meme at 2 a.m. every night, which was painfully accurate. Quick and fun to read. Would love a few more retro templates that we could print as posters.

Dropped the report link in the group as soon as it was ready and everyone went off. It picked out phrases I say all the time without realizing. Apparently I have a catchphrase? Great excuse to go back through old memories together.

Put our LINE group in and it came out looking like an actual morning paper lol. The friend who leaves absolutely everyone on read won the silence award. The group has not let them live it down.

Tried it with two years of LINE messages with my boyfriend. Seeing how our tone and texting frequency changed from the beginning to now had us cracking up. Showed him on our anniversary and he loved it. Better put together than I expected.

Just exported our LINE chat and loaded it in. Easy. The bit about who starts a conversation and who jumps in with a comeback was so us. Was only going to read the free preview, but I wanted the rest and ended up buying it.

Did this with our three-person girls’ chat and it picked up the weird phrases only we use lol. Felt like reading a magazine that was entirely about us. Took way too many screenshots and sent them around.

Tried it with the KakaoTalk group from my military service—six of us—and everyone lost it. The guy who only ever says “legendary” got a catchphrase award. How did it even spot that? A random chat backup turned into a front-page scoop. Sent the link and we spent the next three hours laughing about old times.

Fed it five years of our college WhatsApp group and suddenly we were front-page news. The chat awards called out the friend who reads everything and replies to nothing, and we all lost it. Felt like a news anchor roasting the entire group. Read the whole thing without noticing the time.

Tried it with the messages between me and my boyfriend and loved it. The changes in how much we text, and the nicknames we use for each other, came out like little newspaper infographics. So much more fun than a boring backup file. Honestly a lovely thing to read together on an anniversary.

The newspaper front-page idea is great. The role analysis picked up on the friend who drops a random meme at 2 a.m. every night, which was painfully accurate. Quick and fun to read. Would love a few more retro templates that we could print as posters.

Dropped the report link in the group as soon as it was ready and everyone went off. It picked out phrases I say all the time without realizing. Apparently I have a catchphrase? Great excuse to go back through old memories together.

Put our LINE group in and it came out looking like an actual morning paper lol. The friend who leaves absolutely everyone on read won the silence award. The group has not let them live it down.

Tried it with two years of LINE messages with my boyfriend. Seeing how our tone and texting frequency changed from the beginning to now had us cracking up. Showed him on our anniversary and he loved it. Better put together than I expected.

Just exported our LINE chat and loaded it in. Easy. The bit about who starts a conversation and who jumps in with a comeback was so us. Was only going to read the free preview, but I wanted the rest and ended up buying it.

Did this with our three-person girls’ chat and it picked up the weird phrases only we use lol. Felt like reading a magazine that was entirely about us. Took way too many screenshots and sent them around.

Tried it with the KakaoTalk group from my military service—six of us—and everyone lost it. The guy who only ever says “legendary” got a catchphrase award. How did it even spot that? A random chat backup turned into a front-page scoop. Sent the link and we spent the next three hours laughing about old times.