Biggest 60-second window
Find the densest eligible rolling minute anywhere in the export.
Private WhatsApp message burst counter
Discover the densest back-and-forth exchange in an exported WhatsApp chat. MyChatWrap finds the largest eligible 60-second window and highlights stronger rapid-fire moments without mistaking one-person monologues or batches of media placeholders for a conversation.
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The headline record is the largest rolling 60-second window containing at least three sender-bearing, non-media messages from at least two distinct senders. Media types and text containing “omitted” are excluded. Separate highlight tiers require 5+ messages in 30 seconds, 10+ in two minutes or 20+ in five minutes, with up to five stored moments per tier.
The preview uses the actual Overview rapid-fire component with fictional qualifying moments, thresholds, participants and evidence links.
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Fictional exampleBursts of back-and-forth messaging, dense enough to stand out
20+ messages in 5 minutes
23 messages, 2 participants
May 18, 8:14 PM – 8:18 PM · Led by Person A
Jump to conversation10+ messages in 2 minutes
14 messages, 2 participants
Apr 2, 6:31 PM – 6:32 PM · Led by Person B
Jump to conversation5+ messages in 30 seconds
8 messages, 2 participants
Mar 11, 9:10 AM – 9:10 AM · Led by Person A
Jump to conversationFind the densest eligible rolling minute anywhere in the export.
Require at least two distinct participants so a monologue is not labeled an exchange.
Ignore recognized media and omitted-media placeholders that can arrive in batches.
Surface 5 in 30 seconds, 10 in two minutes and 20 in five minutes.
Show the participant with the most messages inside the winning window.
Jump to the first message of a stored rapid-fire moment.
Save the chat as TXT or ZIP.
MyChatWrap scans eligible messages with rolling time windows in the browser.
Review the headline burst and expanded rapid-fire moments.
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A sliding 60-second window moves through sender-bearing messages after recognized media and omitted placeholders are removed. It must contain at least three messages and at least two senders.
The largest qualifying window becomes the record. A tie does not replace the earlier winner. The leader is whichever participant contributed the most messages in that window.
The expanded panel records stronger patterns: at least five messages in 30 seconds, ten in two minutes or twenty in five minutes. These are independent threshold labels, not a relationship score.
The stored list is capped at five moments per tier and the interface displays up to nine sorted moments, keeping long chats usable.
Several photos can be exported as separate events within seconds, inflating a naive burst count. Those recognized media events—and fallback text containing “omitted”—are removed from the candidate stream.
A window also needs two senders. Back-to-back texts from one person belong to consecutive-message analysis, not the rapid-fire exchange record.
A burst may be a joke, live event, planning session, urgent update or ordinary quick exchange. Counts and timestamps cannot identify its meaning.
Use the jump link to read context if appropriate, and avoid treating intensity as proof of closeness or conflict.
Standard import and deterministic analysis run in your browser. MyChatWrap does not connect to your WhatsApp account or store raw message content on its server. The selected import remains in that browser’s local app database until you remove it.
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