Who Talks the Most in Your Telegram Chat?
A Telegram export contains every message with its sender and time, which is enough to answer questions the app itself never shows. TG Wrapped turns that file into story cards.
What you can find out
- Who talks the most: messages per person and each person's share of the chat.
- Who starts the conversation: how many times each person wrote first after a quiet period.
- Typical reply time: how long someone usually takes to answer, shown when there are enough replies for the number to mean something.
- Longest silence and longest streak: the biggest gap between two messages and the most days in a row you wrote.
- Busiest hour and weekday, and how many messages were sent at night.
- Top words and emoji, plus counts of voice messages, stickers, photos and other media.
How to get your stats
- Export the chat as JSON.
- Open TG Wrapped and drop
result.jsonon the page. - Pick the chat and the year.
- Generate the cards and download them.
Reading the results
Small chats give noisy numbers: a reply time based on a handful of messages says little. The numbers also reflect only what is in the export, so a chat you partly deleted, or exported for a limited date range, will look shorter.
Sharing
Cards can include names. Turn on the hide-names option before sharing a group chat, and think about the other people in it.
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