Why a conversation says more than a wish list
A wish list says what a person is willing to ask for. A conversation reveals what they truly love: the series they comment on every week, the bike whose saddle has been creaking for months, the recipe they have promised to try since January. CadoRapid reads these weak signals, cross-checks them and derives ideas you might not have had, while ruling out what the person already owns or has explicitly turned down.
The analysis relies on Claude, a language model developed by Anthropic. It knows neither your identity nor your loved ones': it only receives the text you paste, stripped of phone numbers and email addresses, and forgets it once the answer is delivered.
The suggestions are leads, not certainties. You stay in charge: each idea opens an Amazon search where you compare models, reviews and prices before choosing.
Frequently asked questions 💬
Are the conversations I paste stored?
No. The text is sent to our analysis function, processed in memory while the ideas are produced, then deleted. The result (portrait and ideas, never the conversation) is kept only long enough to be shown to you, then erased. There is no conversation database, no history and no user account. Phone numbers and email addresses are masked before the analysis even starts.
Am I allowed to analyse a conversation with someone else?
You may analyse chats you take part in, while respecting the privacy of the people you talk to. We recommend removing sensitive passages (health, money, conflicts) before pasting, and not submitting conversations involving minors without their parents' consent. Details are in our terms of use.
How do I export a WhatsApp chat?
On Android: open the chat, tap the three dots at the top right, then More, Export chat, and choose Without media. On iPhone: tap the contact's name at the top of the chat, scroll to Export chat, then choose Without media. You get a ZIP file (it contains the chat text) or a text file: import it as is; the tool opens it in your browser and checks that it really is a chat.
Why do the ideas link to Amazon?
Each idea opens an Amazon search matching the suggested product, already filtered on your budget, so you can compare models, reviews and prices. These links carry an affiliate ID: if you buy, Amazon pays us a commission without changing the price you pay. That is what funds the service.
Are the suggestions reliable?
They are produced by an AI model from the clues in the conversation, and each idea quotes the passage that justifies it. They are relevant when the chat is rich and recent, rougher when it is short. Price ranges are estimates: always check the price and availability on Amazon before buying.
How long does an analysis take?
Usually under a minute, even for a long conversation (up to 400,000 characters, several months of chat): reading is split between several agents working in parallel, then three agents suggest ideas from different angles. The analysis runs in the background and the page fetches the result on its own: just keep the tab open.
Is the service free?
Yes, with no sign-up. A safeguard only limits the number of successive requests from the same connection, to prevent abuse and keep the service fast for everyone.
What technology analyses the conversation?
CadoRapid relies on Claude, a language model developed by Anthropic, used through its professional API. Under those terms, Anthropic does not use the data to train its models. Details are in our privacy policy.
How it works
📲 Export the chat
In WhatsApp, open the conversation, tap the menu (three dots on Android, the contact's name on iPhone), then More, Export chat, and choose Without media. You get a ZIP or text file to import as is.
📋 Paste or import
Drop the ZIP or .txt file, or paste the text into the tool. Choose the recipient, your relationship, the occasion and the budget. Phone numbers and emails are masked automatically and WhatsApp system messages are removed.
🎉 Get precise ideas
Usually in under a minute, CadoRapid draws the person's portrait, lists the clues it found, flags what to avoid and suggests nine ideas within your budget, each backed by a passage from the conversation and linked to an Amazon search already filtered on your price range.