A WhatsApp chat book made from your chat with your partner

Printed copies are paid.

1. Cover

   Both your names, a photo you pick or a chat-bubble design, and a count of the days since your first message. You choose from three title options, such as Riya & Arjun: 3 Years of Good Morning Texts.

2. Where it started

   The very first message in your chat, with its date and time, next to your one line on how you met. Many couples have forgotten who said hello first. The book settles it.

3. Our chat in numbers

   A messages-per-month graph, who usually texts first, your most-used emoji, the pet names you call each other and your longest late-night conversation. Every number comes from your chat file, and you can drop any stat you would rather not print.

4. The firsts

   The first good morning, the first "I love you", the first message after a long gap. AI suggests the moments it finds and you confirm each one, so nothing is guessed.

5. Month by month

6. Photos between chapters

7. A note to your partner

1. Your name and your partner's name, and any pet names you use for each other?
2. Who is it for, and what is the occasion? (tap: anniversary, birthday, Valentine's Day, long distance, just because)
3. Pick the date range: the whole chat, or from a date you choose up to today.
4. Any messages to hide? We already hide phone numbers, OTPs, addresses and bank or card details, and show you everything we flagged.
5. Optional: where and how did you two first meet, and on what date?
6. What do you want to tell your partner on this occasion?
7. Language and tone for the chapter lines? English, Hinglish or Hindi; sweet, funny or filmy

• Couples whose whole relationship lives in one long chat, from the first hello to today
• Long-distance couples, say Pune and Dubai, for whom the chat was the relationship for months
• A first, second or fifth anniversary, a birthday or Valentine's Day
• Anyone who wants a gift with real feeling but has no time to craft one
• Couples who want their Hinglish, inside jokes and emoji kept exactly as they typed them

• Chat bubbles: clean two-colour message bubbles with dates and times, in a generic design with no app logo or branding
• Kraft scrapbook: washi tape, instant-photo frames, torn paper and doodles around the conversations
• Minimal editorial: white space, serif type and one exchange per page for the big moments
• Vintage love letter: stationery, wax-seal and envelope motifs
• Desi festive: Madhubani or Gond borders with diya and moon motifs, for Karwa Chauth or Diwali