Chapter 17: Relation Analysis
Mitra reads your chat with one person and shows real numbers plus a short, honest summary. Covers how to start it, what it counts, follow-up questions and privacy.
17.1 What it analyses and how to start
What is Relation Analysis?
Relation Analysis is one of the two features inside Mitra (the star button). Mitra reads the text chat between you and one person and shows how much you talk, who starts conversations and a short written summary. The other feature is the Diary (Chapter 18).
How do I start it from a tile?
In Contacts, tap the Mitra icon on a person's tile. The analysis opens and starts for that person.
How do I start it from the Mitra button?
Tap the Mitra button, open the RELATIONS tab, tap the member button at the top, pick a person (search by name) and tap Analyze.
Who can I pick?
Members of your own Samaj, including villages merged into it.
Which chats are read?
Your private chat with that person, and your chat with them in the Samaj chat if one exists, merged.
Does it read photos, voice notes or other media?
No. Text messages only.
How many messages does it use?
Up to the earliest 500 messages of each chat. For the written summary, if there are more than 300 messages, it uses the first 50 and the latest 250.
What if there are no messages?
Mitra says it could not find chat data between you two. Nothing is made up.
What if one of us has blocked the other?
Nothing is analysed.
Which language is the result in?
Your Mitra language (15.3).
17.2 Computed stats
What numbers does it show?
Total messages and how many each of you sent, with the percentage, total words and average words per message, first and last message dates, days between them, the number of days you talked, and how many days each of you sent the first message.
Who calculates the numbers?
The app, directly from your messages. The AI never guesses them.
What does "who starts" mean?
On each day with messages, the person who sent the first message counts as having started that day.
What are "days with activity"?
The number of different calendar days with at least one message.
Will the numbers change?
Yes. They update when you run a new analysis after more chat.
17.3 AI summary and follow-up questions
What is the AI summary?
A short plain-language description of the conversation, written by an AI, using only what is in the chat.
Will it flatter us?
No. It is designed to be blunt. If the chat is mostly greetings, emoji or short replies, it says so.
Is it advice or a score?
No. It describes patterns in the chat. It does not judge, diagnose or give relationship advice.
Can I ask more questions?
Yes. After an analysis, type or speak a question about that chat. Answers use only the chat and the analysis, and Mitra says so when the chat does not contain the answer.
Can I ask about other topics?
No. If no person is selected, Mitra asks you to select a member first. Questions are answered only about the selected person's chat.
Will I get the same result every time?
If nothing has changed, the saved result is shown. New messages or a language change run a fresh analysis.
It failed or gave nothing.
Check your internet and try again. It can take up to a minute. If the AI fails, Mitra shows a message and does not invent a result.
Is the other person told?
I found no notification sent to them.
17.4 Privacy and what it never invents
Can Mitra read my chats?
Only when you ask for an analysis, and only the chat with the person you choose. Chats are stored locked and are unlocked on your phone for this.
Where does the AI see my messages?
To write the summary and answer questions, the chat text is sent to KuhuChat's server and its AI provider. Do not analyse chats that contain passwords, banking details or other secrets.
Who sees the result?
Only you. It is saved under your own account and the other person cannot see it.
Is my message text written to logs?
No. Diagnostics record counts and error codes only.
What does Mitra never do?
It never makes up numbers, invents a story or shows a fake score when the AI fails.