Anniversaries, first or fifteenth
Looking for an anniversary gift for your girlfriend (or boyfriend, wife or husband) that nobody else could give? Turn your WhatsApp chat into a Wrapped: how many messages you sent this year, who says I love you more, and a letter they open first.
Free while we’re in beta. No account or card needed.
what theirs could say
Messages this year
41,206
about 113 a day, fights included
Busiest hour
11 pm
saying goodnight takes 40 minutes
Longest streak
212 days
not one day without a text
Most anniversary gifts are about the future: a dinner, a trip, something to wear. A Wrapped looks back. It shows the two of you the year you actually had, counted from the chat you've been writing in every day.
You'll find out things neither of you knew. Which hour you text most, how long your longest daily streak ran, the emoji that apparently sums up your relationship. Then add the parts only you can write.
export · pick · send
It takes about five minutes. Your draft saves as you go, so you can stop and come back later.
Open your chat with them in WhatsApp, tap their name, then Export Chat. Your phone does the counting and the messages stay on it.
Set the date you got together for the counter, write the letter, rank your top 5 dates and paste in your song.
Send the link at midnight or slide your phone across the table at dinner. They tap the gift with their name on it and it bursts open.
inside the story
Total messages, who sends more, your I love you count and the hour you two never put the phone down.
A counter that starts from the date you choose, so they see the exact number of days.
It opens the story with 'Open this first'. Say the thing you never manage to say out loud.
Breakfast in bed, one argument they automatically win. They redeem them and you see which ones.
Open with the days together counter so the first thing they see is the number.
Put your very first message on its own slide. It's usually something awkward like 'hey is this Sam?'
Rank your top 5 dates of the year, honestly, including the one where it rained.
Write a quiz: where was our first date, what did I order, who said I love you first. The stats will settle that last one.
Add a polaroid from each month you've been together.
Play the song from your first dance or your first road trip under the letter.
Hide your next plan under the scratch card: a weekend away, or just a booked table.
Send it at 12:00 am so it's the first thing they open on the day.
Copy one into the letter slide, or send it with the link.
Happy anniversary to the name at the top of my chats every single day.
A year in and you still make me laugh at things that aren't funny.
I'd pick you again. Faster, probably.
Thank you for every good morning text, even the ones that were just a sticker.
Year one: you learned how I take my coffee, and I learned not to talk to you before it.
Here's to more inside jokes that make no sense to anyone else.
I love you more than I did last year, and last year was a lot.
Of every chat on my phone, ours is the one I'd save in a fire.
Your browser counts the export on the spot. We only receive the totals, and the page is hidden from search engines, with an optional 4 digit passcode.
good to know
Something about the year you just had. A Wrapped counts your chat (messages, I love yous, your busiest hour, your longest streak) and adds a letter, photos and your song. It takes about five minutes and costs nothing while we're in beta.
Yes. Start the counter from your wedding date and the chat stats cover whatever your WhatsApp export holds. A top 5 of married life and a few coupons go down well at any number of years.
No. Your phone reads the whole export in the browser and saves only the numbers and a few short phrases, like your top words. The messages never reach our server.
Add a 4 digit passcode. Your anniversary date works well, like 0614 for 14 June. The page is also hidden from search engines and the link has a random part.
Their reply from the end of the story, their quiz score, any coupons they redeemed and when they opened it, all on your private responses page.