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WhatsApp chat to decisions and tasks

Upload a WhatsApp chat export. Get back what the group decided and who said they’d do what, each with the message it came from.

Your chat is read, then dropped. What happens to it

Three steps

Export the chat from your phone

  1. Open the chat in WhatsApp

    The group or the one-to-one chat you want the decisions from.

  2. Export it without media

    iPhone: tap the chat’s name, then Export chat. Android: tap ⋮, then More, then Export chat. Choose Without media.

  3. Upload the file here

    Save the .txt or .zip WhatsApp gives you, then drop it in the box above.

Privacy

What happens to your chat

The tool gives you a list and keeps nothing. Here is exactly where your chat goes.

Read in memory, then dropped
Velkri’s servers in Germany read the file in memory and drop it as soon as the answer is sent. It is never saved: not in a database, not in a file, not in our logs.
Never used to train AI
The messages go to an AI model through OpenRouter, in the US or the EU. Every request asks for zero data retention and goes only to providers that don’t train on it. Velkri trains no models.
Counted, never read
We count how often the tool runs and how many items it finds. To keep it free, each address gets a few chats an hour, counted in the server’s memory, not in a database.

Questions

About the free tool

Does it work with Hindi, Arabic or mixed messages?

Yes. The tool reads exports from phones set to any language, and every quoted message is shown exactly as written, in its own script.

Is there a size limit?

The file can be up to 5 MB. A long chat is read from its most recent messages back, about 120,000 characters, and the answer says which dates it covers.

Does it read photos and voice notes?

No. The free tool reads the text only, so export the chat without media.

How is this different from Velkri?

The free tool gives you a list and forgets the chat. In a Velkri project the whole chat comes in, your team confirms each decision, and a later export adds only the new messages.