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Settle the argument that never ends.

Upload a WhatsApp chat with a friend. Get a map of every claim: what's still contested, what got conceded, who answered the question and who dodged it. Then share it anonymously and let strangers weigh in.

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  1. In WhatsApp, open the chat → ⋮ or the contact name → Export chat → Without media. Save the file.
  2. Upload it below, pick the two people and the days the argument happened, and press Analyze.
  3. Share an anonymized copy: names and identifying details are replaced, and the other person approves their side first.

1. Transcript

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