The I love you count
Your phone can count how many times you've said I love you on WhatsApp, and who says it more, in a few seconds. Then you turn the number into a Wrapped and send it to the person on the other end.
Free while we’re in beta. No account or card needed.
what theirs could say
I love yous
3,880
you lead 2,011 to 1,869
Busiest hour
11 pm
goodnight is doing the heavy lifting
Who says it more
You, 52%
a narrow win, but a win
Every couple argues about who says it more. Usually it's the one who says it second, a reply of 'love you too' a hundred times a week. A Wrapped settles it with an actual number.
People mark the words on their own days, too. In China, 20 May is unofficially I love you day, because 520 sounds a lot like 'wǒ ài nǐ' in Mandarin. Any day works for a Wrapped.
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 in WhatsApp, tap their name and choose Export Chat. Your phone reads it and counts every I love you on the spot.
The count splits into you and them. Add a letter, a reasons list and your song around it.
Share one link. They open the gift and find out whether they really say it more.
inside the story
How many times each of you said it, side by side.
Your list, one per tap, so the number comes with reasons.
The rest of how you talk, counted the same way.
They can write back, and it lands on your responses page.
Make the quiz question 'Who says I love you more?' before you reveal the answer.
Put the total on the scratch card so they have to work for it.
Write one reason for every hundred I love yous.
Pair it with the together for counter to see how many you average a day.
Send it on 20 May, if you like an excuse.
Add a coupon: 'one I love you, said out loud, in public'.
Start the story with your very first message and end on the count.
Copy one into the letter slide, or send it with the link.
I love you. That's one more for my side of the count.
I've said it thousands of times and I mean it more now.
Turns out I say it more. I'm fine with that.
Love you. Not 'love you too'. The first one.
Every 'ily' in this chat was the short version. This is the long one.
If you say it back, we're tied.
I love you in every time zone, font and emoji.
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
Export the chat from WhatsApp (open the chat, tap their name, Export Chat) and open it in Love Wrapped. Your phone counts it in the browser and shows the total, split between you two.
'I love you', 'love you', 'love u', 'ily', 'luv you' and 'love ya'. It counts English phrasing only, so other languages and voice notes won't show up in the number.
No. The counting happens on your phone. We save the numbers and a few short phrases, and the messages never reach our server.
You see the count while you build, and you only send the link if you want to. It's free while we're in beta, with no account or card needed.