The test that scores your relationship

WappLoveScore · Your WhatsApp chat, scored from 0 to 100

Noa Ferrer
Noa Ferrer
AI expert in WhatsApp conversation analysis

For anyone with years of conversation with their partner, their crush, or their ex and no way to read it: upload the chat export and get the emotional portrait of that relationship —who loves more, your best period, your secret language— without the chat ever leaving your phone.

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Why WappLoveScore?

Have you been talking to that person for years and still don’t know what your chat really says?

You have thousands of messages and zero way to read them. WappLoveScore reads them for you and turns them into a verdict with a name and a number: a Love Score from 0 to 100 with its level —friendship, spark, love, or passion—, a six-axis radar, a tension thermometer that is separate from love, the head-to-head scoreboard of thirteen duels, your dictionary of nicknames and catchphrases, your golden hour, and your month-by-month eras, with dated milestones: the first “I love you,” the first heart, the day you talked the most, and the longest silence. And at the end, a certificate and six stories ready to share.

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FEATURES

A verdict that explains itself, not one you have to guess

Three things that don’t usually go together: a number that holds up, the depth to read an entire relationship, and the guarantee that the chat never leaves your phone.

A Love Score that tells you where every point comes from

A Love Score that tells you where every point comes from

Nine indicators —expressions of affection, nicknames, love emojis, good morning and good night rituals, response time, consistency, reciprocity, shared humor, and active interest— are converted into rates per 1,000 messages and compared against a fixed curve, never against other users. The “Why this number?” accordion shows you the exact definition, the raw count, the weight, and the points each one contributes, and the total matches to the decimal. The calculation is mathematical and deterministic: AI does not take part in it. The tension thermometer is measured separately, because a relationship can be very intense and at the same time have a lot of friction.

The head-to-head scoreboard and your secret language

The head-to-head scoreboard and your secret language

Thirteen duels answer “who loves more?”: who writes first, who breaks the silences, who responds faster, who insists with bursts, who leaves more messages on read, who says “I love you” more times, who asks more about the other. And next to that, what only you two have: your nicknames with their counts, the ten words that are most yours, each person’s typical laugh and how in sync they are, the signature emoji, the favorite heart, your golden hour of the week, the longest streak, and the eras of the relationship with their honeymoon, their plateau, and their reunion.

The chat never leaves your phone

The chat never leaves your phone

It’s not a legal promise: it’s the architecture. The file is read, parsed, and scored inside the browser, and you can turn on airplane mode after opening the app to check —the analysis keeps working without a network—. The app doesn’t connect to WhatsApp either: it doesn’t use Meta’s API, doesn’t read live messages, and doesn’t send anything. Only two actions talk to the server, and only if you tap them: the AI-written chronicle and saving the report, and both travel as numbers and aliases, never as messages. Real names are replaced by the aliases you choose, and Discreet Mode leaves any screen ready to share.

VERY EASY

From export to verdict in three steps

1

Export the conversation

The guide shows you the exact steps on iPhone and Android, and reminds you to always choose “Without media”: with photos, the file weighs hundreds of megabytes and adds nothing to the analysis.

2

Upload it and choose the two people

The app reads the file in your browser, detects the format, and, if it’s a group, lets you choose the two people. You set the alias you want for each one, and the analysis begins. If you don’t have the file at hand, there’s a sample chat one tap away.

3

Read the verdict and share it

Score, scoreboard, dictionary, eras, and milestones in a single scroll, with the couple’s chronicle written by AI if you ask for it. Download the love certificate and the stories, or save the report to open it again.

User reviews

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“I gave him the certificate for our anniversary with the Love Score and the date of the first “I love you.” It turns out it was him, on a Tuesday at two in the morning, nineteen days after we started talking. He was speechless.”

Claudia Navarro
Claudia Navarro
Six years of chatting with her partner
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“The scoreboard was a healthy reality check: I broke the silence 72% of the time, and she replied twice as fast as I did. We talked about it with the numbers in front of us instead of shouting.”

Sergio Belmonte
Sergio Belmonte
Long-distance relationship
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“What I liked most is that it doesn’t upload anything: I put my phone in airplane mode and it kept analyzing. And the eras nailed the summer when everything changed, long before I realized it.”

Nerea Pardo
Nerea Pardo
Curious about a five-year chat

Frequently Asked Questions

No. The file is read, parsed, and scored inside your browser: during the analysis the app makes not a single network request, and you can check it by turning on airplane mode after opening it or by looking at the “Network” tab in the inspector. Only two buttons talk to the server —the AI-written chronicle and saving the report— and what travels is aggregated figures and the aliases you have written, never the text of the messages. The server also trims and discards any string that looks like a sentence, so a message could not be saved even by mistake.
No, and it can’t. The app does not use Meta’s API, does not read live messages, does not send anything, and does not automate any conversation. The only thing it handles is the text file you export from WhatsApp and open from your phone. The real names of the participants are not saved either: before seeing anything, you choose an alias for each one, and that alias is what appears on the cards, in the certificate, and in the saved report.
With a group, yes: the app detects that there are more than two participants, lets you choose exactly two, and analyzes only their messages. As for language, the interface is available in Spanish, English, French, Italian, Portuguese, and German, but the emotional dictionaries —“I love you,” nicknames, reproaches, rituals— are built for Spanish and English. If your chat is in another language, the app tells you on screen and marks which metrics remain incomplete: pace, response times, emojis, and laughs are still reliable.
No. The Love Score, the level, the radar, the tension thermometer, and the scoreboard come from a deterministic calculation that runs in your browser: the same file always gives the same number, and changing the aliases or Discreet Mode does not alter it. AI only steps in if you press “Create our chronicle,” and it does so by writing a paragraph from the already calculated aggregates. If the chat is short, the app lowers the reliability level and says so, instead of faking a precision it does not have.

Put a number on your story

Create your free account and discover your Love Score, your best period, and your first “I love you” today.

WappLoveScore | Love test with your WhatsApp chat, from 0 to 100