👥 Group Chat Audit

Audit a group chat in seven questions: keep, mute or quietly leave?

0 visits · 0 uses · 0 shares

Sharpening pencils…

How to use Group Chat Audit

  1. Start

    Questions appear one at a time.

  2. Answer honestly

    Tap the option that sounds most like you.

  3. Get your result

    See your score or type with a funny title.

  4. Retake or share

    New questions are drawn from a bigger pool each time.

What makes Group Chat Audit fun

Four verdicts

Keep, mute, archive, leave.

Polite advice

Low-drama exits.

Random question pool

Retakes feel different.

Share card

A big result made for screenshots.

About this tool

Group Chat Audit helps you decide what to do with that group. Seven questions — how often you read it, how many good-morning forwards arrive, whether anyone would notice if you left — and the audit returns keep, mute, archive or a gentle exit.

Muting is often the kindest middle ground: you stay in the loop for important news without the constant pings.

Who it's for

Group overload

Clean up your chats.

Family groups

Mute the forwards.

Old project groups

Archive and move on.

Tips & tricks

  • Mute before leaving.
  • Leave quietly from finished project groups.
  • Say a short goodbye if you leave a close group.

Little questions about Group Chat Audit

Is it rude to leave a group chat?

It can feel abrupt in close groups; muting or archiving is often gentler.

What if it is a family group?

Muting usually beats leaving.

Does it read my chats?

No, you just answer questions.

Is Group Chat Audit free?

Yes. Group Chat Audit is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser on phones and computers.

Is my data stored?

Only results you save, in your own history linked to a random ID — never your name.

You might also waste time on

Wish this tool did something else?

Tell us. Silly suggestions are our favourite kind.