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How WhoTextsMore handles your chat

In short: your chat is read and analysed inside your browser. We and our analytics tools receive page visits, anonymous usage events and payment records — never your messages.

What stays on your device

  • The chat file you choose, the messages in it and the names in it.
  • Every result: who texts more, the cards and the story. They are calculated in your browser by a separate background process and are gone when you close the tab.
  • The calendar reminder file, which your browser creates.
  • Only in this browser, and you can delete it: which tests you finished (the result name, never your answers), the days you visited, and — only if you tap “Save summary” — monthly message counts with scrambled (hashed) names, so a newer export can be compared.

What we receive

  • Anonymous usage events, such as "analysis finished" or "payment page opened", with your device type, screen size, language, the page and the referring website. A random ID stored in your browser groups these events.
  • Like every website, our server sees your IP address when your browser contacts it.
  • Your country, so we can show the right price. Payments are handled by PayTR (Turkey) or Paddle (other countries); we never see your card details.

Analytics on this site

  • We use Google Analytics 4 and a cookieless visit counter run by the developer (farukkara.com) to count visits. We send them the page address without anything after ? or #, and they also see the referring page and details about your device and browser. Google Analytics can set cookies.
  • They never receive your chat, the names in it, the file name or phone numbers.

Other services

  • No AI service reads your chat. The analysis is rule-based counting.
  • Outside Turkey, Paddle's script may load to show your local price. We don't send it your chat.
  • Song and film suggestions are random picks from Spotify and TMDB. Your browser asks our server for them with your language only.

Shared links and images

  • Names are hidden on shared cards unless you type them in.
  • A shared link keeps its summary after the # sign. Browsers don't send that part to any server.
  • A “Guess our chat” challenge link contains only who leads in each question, written as “you” or “them”, after the # sign. Anyone who has the link can see it; it stops working after 30 days.

Check it yourself

  1. Open your browser's developer tools and choose the Network tab.
  2. Analyse a chat on WhoTextsMore.
  3. Look through the requests: you shouldn't find one that contains your messages. If you do, please tell us.

Full details: privacy policy