Turns a WhatsApp "Export chat" file into a searchable, organised archive
inside your own email — Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, iCloud, Fastmail, or any
IMAP provider. Nothing leaves your device except the messages
you choose to sync, written straight into your own mailbox.
What it does
- Reads a WhatsApp chat export (text or zip with media) that you share or import.
- Adds each message to your mailbox in a folder named after the chat, grouped under WhatsApp. (On Gmail, a label rather than a folder.)
- Keeps photos, videos, and other attachments inline, just like the original conversation.
- Skips anything already synced, so re-running it never duplicates messages.
What it never does
- Never reads your existing mail — it only adds new messages and the folders to hold them. With Google sign-in this is enforced by Google, which grants the app permission to add mail and nothing else. With an email app password, providers cannot issue a limited password, so it rests on the app's code — which uses only four mail commands, none capable of opening or removing a message.
- Never sends, deletes, or posts anything back to WhatsApp.
- Never routes your messages through a server the developer controls — the app talks directly from your device to your mail provider (Google's Gmail API, or your provider's IMAP server).
- No ads, no analytics, no data sharing with anyone.
Available for Android (Kotlin/Compose, embedding the same Python sync
engine used by the Windows desktop version) and Windows.