Web-Based 'ChatAnalyser' Launches In-Depth Chat Messaging Analysis Service
WITH WhatsApp users sending over 700,000 messages a minute, those chats can hold a wealth of information about us. Now a new FREE data processing App is set to unveil the truth behind all those messages.
Could someone have a crush on a fellow messager? Does a particular person always start the conversation, or end it? Or could one of your group be talking too much? All these questions can be answered by analysing the chat with ChatAnalyser!
www.chatanalyser.com produces 10 graphs based on the history of the chat, is free and also very easy to use through an intuitively designed platform. The service allows a simple upload process or copy and paste of the chat history to the site. User can then hit the see my statistics button and the algorithm analyses the chat history and produces a set of 10 innovative graphs.
The ChatAnalyser service can yield interesting insights into the thinking behind those taking part and can be applied to a one-on-one or a group chat alike. Users are able to use it to examine the status of your relationship by analysing your communications. The unique approach allows users to even check out whether, based on algorithm results, somebody is in love with another person in a group chat.
Revealing reactions between those taking part could indicate that one person has a crush on another within that group. If two people have been dating for some time and one of them is not sure whether the other likes them or not, this tool is perfect for analysing who starts most of the conversations. This may signal the start of an imbalance in the relationship.
One of the graphs shows the messages and the words used per contributor. Here you can check out whether it is women or men who talk the most. Another graph reveals who is the most emotional by looking at several factors. Perhaps you're are a morning person? One of the graphs will examine exactly when most of your chats take place and provides you with an insight of messaging behaviour.
Once the graphs have been generated, ChatAnalyser users can choose to share them through email, facebook or twitter. To ensure complete user privacy, the service has been designed so that humans will not see the content of uploaded conversations, it's handled totally by an algorithm. Additionally, ChatAnalyser does not store any user data, meaning users can be confident that their conversations remain private. For further information, please visit www.chatanalyser.com
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Contact name: Eric Smith
Telephone: +44 20 3287 8109
E-mail: info@chatanalyser.com
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