The score
Upload your chat with one person and Moka reads the conversation. You get one relationship score out of 100, the part each of you is playing, and six behaviours scored for each of you. All of it is free.
Moka Score is an AI relationship app: it reads a WhatsApp, iMessage, Instagram, Messenger or LINE conversation between two people, gives the relationship one honest score, and tells you where it is going.
Upload your chat with one person and Moka reads the conversation. You get one relationship score out of 100, the part each of you is playing, and six behaviours scored for each of you. All of it is free.
Moka’s full report says what is really going on: what each of you gives, what neither of you says, the moment things changed, and what to do next. It is written in the language of your chat.
Once you have read it, write back. Moka answers with the whole conversation in mind, as often as you want to go deeper.
Because some things are easier to hear over a coffee. Your chat pours into the cup message by message, the score surfaces in it, and every answer from Moka afterwards costs one coffee.
Moka starts with a card, not a wall of text: one number, the part each of you plays, revealed on your screen. Reveal yours at a party and everyone in the room wants their own Moka Score.
Moka does not warm up. It goes straight for what matters, from hidden attraction to silent scorekeeping, the things people feel but rarely name.
Nothing is ever sent to the other person, and nobody in the chat is told. Your chat is deleted 14 days after your last message to Moka.
The score is free. The full report is a one-time payment, and questions afterwards cost one coffee each. Nothing renews, and there is nothing to cancel.
Moka reads you and one other person, whoever they are to you.
Moka Score is made by GumGum, a product lab in Paris founded by two brothers, Matthias and Robin. GumGum also makes What Brandon Thinks, the original AI chat report, and runs GumGum Creators. Moka launched in 2026 and reads chats with the same import Brandon is built on.
Brandon takes his time and comes at it from around the edges, in a report; Moka goes straight for the deep stuff and starts with a score card. Some people prefer one, some the other. We recommend both: they are two truly different perspectives on the same chat.
Moka and Brandon comparedWhich apps work, how private your chat stays, what is free and what is not: the FAQ answers all of it.
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