AI Ex-Partner Chat
Talk to a simulated memory, not the real person. Local parsing · AI requests go to your chosen provider.
How it works
Upload & Parse
Upload your chat records (WeChat, QQ, WhatsApp, Telegram, Douyin screenshots). Everything is parsed locally in your browser.
Distill Persona
Your chosen AI provider processes extracted text to suggest a persona. It can invent details and cannot represent the real person.
Chat & Let Go
Chat with the simulation and correct responses. Type /let-go to review and confirm deletion of this tool's local persona and chat records.
Why choose ToolKnit for AI Ex-Partner Chat?
Local Parsing, Your Provider
Files and OCR are processed locally. Persona creation, corrections and conversations send relevant text to your chosen AI provider using your key. Review that provider's data policy.
5+ Chat Formats
WeChat TXT/HTML/CSV, QQ TXT/CSV, WhatsApp TXT, Telegram JSON, Douyin screenshots (OCR), or just paste text directly.
Built-in Safety
A notice explains the limits before use. One persona is stored locally; /let-go opens a confirmation before deletion. This is a simulation, not the real person or a therapy service.
Correction & Evolution
Corrections change the context used for later replies. They do not guarantee accuracy or train a new model.
Pro Tips
- ● Use representative records you have permission to process. A larger or more emotional sample does not guarantee a more accurate simulation.
- ● Review OCR and sender labels before sending text to a provider. Remove details you do not want that provider to receive.
- ● Use the correction feature to revise context when a reply feels wrong; future responses can still contain errors.
- ● API usage may cost money. Check your provider's current model pricing and balance. Input size, output and repeated requests affect cost; no fixed per-conversation price is guaranteed.
- ● Type /let-go to review local deletion. It does not erase downloaded exports or data already received by an AI provider.
- ● This AI is your memory of them, not who they really are. Memories are always edited by your brain.