Reloveo reads your conversations and provides insights on patterns and emotional connection in 60 seconds.
Upload WhatsApp or Instagram export
WhatsApp (.zip / .txt) or the Instagram messages export (.zip) — up to 2 GB.
Free analysis. No signup required for preview. Informational only — not medical or psychological advice.
Reads your whole history as a story — the chapters you went through, the exact turning points where things shifted, and where the two of you are heading now.
See a free preview“The quality of your relationships determines the quality of your life.”
Esther Perel
WhatsApp .txt export, Instagram JSON, or screenshots from any chat app.
Names get stripped, then our AI examines patterns, dynamics, and connection signals.
Detailed report with evidence quotes in 60 seconds.
Still confused how it works? Read the full breakdown or try it on our fictional sample chat first.
A clearer view of your relationship — so you can act with confidence instead of second-guessing.
Emotional investment, initiation, and response patterns — measured, not guessed. Stop wondering if it is one-sided.
Manipulation, stonewalling, and coercive language are flagged with quoted evidence — so you can recognize what felt off but you could not name.
Anxious, avoidant, secure — see how each person shows up, and why the same arguments keep repeating.
One honest, specific recommendation — whether that is a conversation to have, a boundary to set, or space to take.
Real reflections from our early users.
“I thought we were just going through a rough phase. Reloveo helped me see the pattern behind our conversations — who was reaching out, who was pulling away, and where the effort was actually going. It made things much clearer.”
B., 27
Noida
“I kept rereading our chats trying to figure out what went wrong. Reloveo helped me step back from the emotions and actually understand how we were communicating. It gave me a perspective I couldn’t get on my own.”
P., 25
Delhi
“The most surprising part was seeing how differently we were expressing ourselves. It wasn’t about blaming either of us — it helped me understand what was happening between us and what I could do differently.”
S., 23
Lucknow