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no account · no app · it deletes itself

Turn your group chat
into a quiz they will fail.

Drop the export. It reads every message and builds a quiz out of what actually happened — the plans nobody kept, the 3am texts, who said what about whom. Send the code to the group and watch them argue about their own lives. Then find out which of you it roasts hardest.

Read in this tab, on your machine. The quiz you publish is the only thing that ever leaves it, and you see it in full before it does.

the demo needs nothing · one click
Drop the chat export in the .txt WhatsApp mails you, or the .zip it comes in

Counted in this tab, on your machine. Nothing is stored with us — no account, no database. Backpocket AI is the one thing that sends anything anywhere, it is your choice, and it says so before it does. What happens to your file →

01

Drop the file

The export WhatsApp mails you — .txt or the .zip it arrives in. Nothing to install, no login, no upload. It is read here, in this tab.

02

Play it yourself first

Twenty questions off your own chat, with a host who has no manners. See how much of your own group you actually remember before you dare anybody else.

03

Send it to the group

One code, no account, no app, and a leaderboard. It deletes itself on the date you pick — 24 hours, a week, or a month.

Whoever is picked is “you” everywhere — the card, the breakdown and any reading. Changing it repaints the page.
The video is always 9:16, and runs up to 28 seconds — it records in real time, so that is also how long it takes. You are told the exact length before it starts.

Getting the export out of WhatsApp

On the phone

Open the chat → the three dots (or the contact's name on an iPhone) → MoreExport chatWithout media. Mail it to yourself, or save it to Files. Media makes the file enormous and adds nothing here — the pictures are never read.

Then bring it here

Drop the .txt in, or the .zip if that is what you got. It is read in this tab. No upload, no account, and nothing is kept when you close it.

What the card can and can't say

Counts, times and patterns — never a sentence anybody wrote. The only words on the card are your own most-used ones, with the filler stripped out, and a number beside each. The readings below the card can quote your file; the card and the video never do.

A chat has two people in it and only one of them chose to export it. The card stays patterns and counts. The readings can quote lines back, on your screen, because you are reading your own file — and what you do with any of it is on you.