Chat Graveyard is an independent, opt-in ranking of long conversations. It lets people compare message totals without putting their raw chats, original names or private timestamps on display.
Entries are ordered by total messages, not by a relationship score. Duration and balance offer context, but a high rank does not say whether a conversation was healthy, close or important.
After analyzing a chat, the publisher sees a preview and may set two aliases. The public entry includes only those aliases, total messages, broad duration and balance.
Nothing is published by default. Raw messages, original participant names, exact message timestamps and account information are excluded. A publisher can remove their own entry later.
Common questions
Chat Graveyard ranks published entries by their total number of messages. It also shows broad duration and a balance metric for context.
No. Publishers choose aliases. Raw messages, original participant names, exact dates and account details are not shown on the public leaderboard.
Only the person who analyzed a chat can choose to publish an entry after seeing a preview. Publishing is never automatic.
Upload an export. Raw chat messages stay in your browser during local analysis.