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Amori
Sassy GPT reads your chats and grades the relationship
Beginner
What is Amori?
Amori is a companion tool. A GPT-powered tool that analyzes text conversations with a partner or ex and returns a sassy, shareable report with ratings on attachment styles, communication, intimacy and a why it will never work verdict. Built by the Stanford-founded team behind the Amori dating coach app.
Amori is a GPT-powered conversation analysis tool that reads a text thread with a partner or an ex and returns a sassy, shareable report on the relationship. The pitch is part entertainment, part self reflection: the marketing leans on the word roasted, but the report itself is framed as insight into dynamics rather than pure comedy. It is built for people who are curious about how a relationship actually reads in writing, and who are comfortable laughing at the answer. The report covers six areas. Attachment styles describes the dynamics shaping the relationship. Communication looks at the styles that shaped how the pair talked. Sexiness flags moments of intimacy and passion. Highlights and lowlights identify challenges the pair faced. Cute moments surface vulnerability, tenderness and affection. A final section, why it will never work, names the fundamental issues making or breaking the relationship. Each section carries ratings, which is what makes the output feel designed for screenshots and group chats rather than a therapy session. In practice you pick a contact, hand over the conversation, and let the algorithm produce the write up. WhatsApp and iMessage are the two named starting points on the site. Android messages, Instagram and other sources are not live yet: the site points those users to a waitlist instead. The homepage states that chats cannot be seen or saved and links to a privacy policy, which is worth reading before uploading anything sensitive, since the tool asks for some of your most personal correspondence. Where it fits: Amori sits in the consumer AI companion space rather than the productivity category, closer to a personality quiz than to a messaging assistant. It is the consumer-facing app from a Stanford-founded team, with a Wall Street Journal, BuzzFeed, Cosmopolitan, CNBC and Business Insider mention list behind it, and it positions itself as a dating coach for all kinds of relationships, not only exes. Alternatives are mostly journaling or couples-therapy apps; Amori replaces the worksheets with a text export and a joke.
How do you use Amori?
1Check the sample report first
Open the sample analysis to see the structure, tone and rating style of the output before you decide to upload anything personal.
2Choose your message source
Pick WhatsApp or iMessage on the homepage. If your conversation lives in Android messages, Instagram or another app, join the waitlist instead.
3Export the conversation
Export the chat with the contact you want analyzed from WhatsApp or iMessage. Keep the export limited to that one thread rather than your full message history.4Read the privacy policy before uploading
Confirm what happens to the file once it is processed and how long anything is retained, then upload the chat.5Review the six section report
Go through attachment styles, communication, sexiness, highlights and lowlights, cute moments and the why it will never work section, with their ratings.6Share or compare
The report is built to be shared with friends. Save the output and compare results across contacts if you run more than one analysis.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Covers six distinct relationship dimensions in one report, including attachment styles and communication patternsAI
- Sample report is public, so you can judge output quality before handing over a conversationAI
- Starts directly from WhatsApp or iMessage exports, no manual copy and paste of each message neededAI
- Framed as a coach for all relationship types, not only breakupsAI
- Consumer-friendly and quick: one upload produces a shareable write upAI
Cons
- Only WhatsApp and iMessage are supported at launch, with Android and Instagram stuck on a waitlistAI
- No pricing information on the homepage, so cost is unknown until you startAI
- Sassy roast framing will not suit anyone looking for clinical or couples-therapy grade feedbackAI
- Requires uploading intimate conversations, and the no-save promise rests entirely on the privacy policyAI
- Ratings on intimacy and relationship health are entertainment, not validated assessmentAI
How much does Amori cost?
Integrations
WhatsApp and iMessage are the two supported message sources. Android messages, Instagram and other platforms are available only through a waitlist.
Features
Analyzes a text conversation with a contact and produces a sassy, shareable report with ratings across six areas: attachment styles, communication, sexiness, highlights and lowlights, cute moments, and why it will never work. Chat input starts with WhatsApp and iMessage; Android, Instagram and other sources are waitlisted. The site states chats are not seen or saved.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions about Amori
How do you use Amori?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Check the sample report first 2. Choose your message source 3. Export the conversation 4. Read the privacy policy before uploading 5. Review the six section report 6. Share or compare.What platforms does Amori support?
Amori is available on Web App and iOS.What does Amori integrate with?
WhatsApp and iMessage are the two supported message sources. Android messages, Instagram and other platforms are available only through a waitlist.What are the limitations of Amori?
Only WhatsApp and iMessage are supported at launch, with Android and Instagram stuck on a waitlist. No pricing information on the homepage, so cost is unknown until you start. Sassy roast framing will not suit anyone looking for clinical or couples-therapy grade feedback.
