Who's carrying the group, when it's actually active, who's sending all the memes. Analyzed privately, right in your browser.
Upload your WhatsApp group export and get per-member statistics, activity patterns, and a clear read on who's actually engaged.
Every member ranked by total messages, media shared, and average message length, so you can see exactly who's carrying the group.
The hours and days your group actually talks the most. Useful if you're the one deciding when to post an announcement.
A breakdown of who shares the most photos, videos, GIFs, and stickers, and how those media types split across the group.
ChatPeek flags the first message after a stretch of silence, which is a pretty reliable way to see who actually kicks things off.
Finds the lurkers, people who are technically in the group but rarely say anything. Handy if you're trying to gauge real participation.
A few real examples of what shows up once you actually run the numbers on a group chat.
See who actually keeps the family chat running. Sometimes it's Mom sharing recipes, sometimes it's a sibling flooding the group with memes.
"Mom sent 1,243 messages, three times more than anyone else."
Find when your team is actually collaborating, then plan meetings and announcements around that instead of guessing.
"Team activity peaks at 10 AM on Tuesdays, ideal for stand-ups."
Who shares the most memes, who starts the late-night conversations, who only ever reacts and never types a word.
"Jake shared 487 images. Officially the meme king."
Three simple steps to analyze your WhatsApp group chat.
In WhatsApp, open the group chat → tap the menu → Export chat. Save the .txt or .zip file to your device.
Drag and drop your group chat file into ChatPeek. It's processed instantly in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
View member rankings, activity heatmaps, media breakdowns, and detailed per-member statistics for your group.
Team leads use it to figure out who's actually reading. Everyone else mostly uses it to win an argument.
See communication patterns in a work group clearly enough to spot bottlenecks and figure out when people are actually online.
Finally settle "who talks the most" with actual numbers instead of vibes.
Check who contributed the most to planning an event, when the group was easiest to reach, and what got decided along the way.
Pull the highlights out of a years-long group chat: milestone moments, media counts, how the group changed over time.
Upload your WhatsApp group export and see who's actually driving the conversation. Free, private, and it stays in your browser.