Our Love in Numbers: free WhatsApp chat stats for couples
Drop in your chat export and get a shareable card with your total messages, longest daily streak, who texts first, who replies fastest, your favourite hour, your top emojis and how many times you said “I love you”. It is free, needs no sign-up, and runs entirely in your browser: your chat is never uploaded.
What the card shows
- Total messages and how long you have been talking
- Days you talked and your longest streak without missing a day
- Who texts more, who usually starts the conversation, and who replies fastest
- Your favourite hour of the day, busiest day, good mornings and good nights
- Your top three emojis and your “I love you” count, in many languages
- A month-by-month chart of your conversation
How it works
- Export your chat. In WhatsApp: open the chat, choose Export chat, then Without media.
- Drop the file on the page. Everything is counted on your device.
- Pick your stats and colours, then share the image to your story or download it.
Applying for a partner visa?
The same chat can become an organised relationship evidence packet for spouse, fiancé and partner visas. See how PartnerProof evidence packets work.
Questions
Is my chat uploaded anywhere?
No. Your export is opened and counted inside your browser. The messages never leave your phone or computer, and the card only shows totals and your top emojis, never message text.
Which apps work?
WhatsApp (.zip or .txt export), Telegram (.json from Telegram Desktop), iMessage (.txt), Instagram DMs and Facebook Messenger (.json from your data download).
How do I export my WhatsApp chat?
Open the chat, tap the contact name (iPhone) or the three-dot menu then More (Android), choose Export chat, and pick Without media. Save the file, then drop it on the page.
Does it work for group chats?
It is built for two people. In a group chat the card uses the two most active members.
Is it really free?
Yes, the stats card is free with no sign-up. PartnerProof also makes paid evidence packets for couples applying for spouse and partner visas, built from the same chat.