Mimoto FAQ

Direct answers about Mimoto, Personal Intelligence, private conversation analysis, supported chats, reports, exports, devices, pricing, and data control.

Short answer: Yes. Mimoto analyses supported message history on your device and turns it into useful Personal Intelligence without uploading message content to a remote analysis service.

What is Mimoto?

Mimoto is a Personal Intelligence product beginning with private conversations. Today it reveals patterns, memories, timelines, and relationship dynamics hidden inside supported message history.

What is Personal Intelligence?

Personal Intelligence is a persistent understanding of an individual built from their history, preferences, relationships, goals, constraints, decisions, and changing circumstances. The aim is to make AI more useful to the person without requiring every provider to own a permanent copy of their private history.

Why does Mimoto begin with conversations?

Conversations contain an unusually rich concentration of personal context: relationships, preferences, explanations, plans, frustrations, intentions, important events, and the reasons behind decisions. They provide a practical starting point that can create value today. Conversations are the beginning of Mimoto’s Personal Intelligence direction, not its claimed final boundary.

Is Mimoto an AI assistant or personal agent?

No. Generic assistants reason broadly, and personal agents may orchestrate or act across services. Mimoto’s current job is to structure supported conversation history into local reports, patterns, timelines, and exports. Baxnet’s longer-term direction is for user-authorised tools to request relevant context, but no public Mimoto API, SDK, or agent integration is currently available.

What can Mimoto help me discover?

Mimoto can help you see who starts conversations, how communication changes over time, which behaviours stand out, how groups evolve, and what moments or context have become buried in a long message history.

Does Mimoto upload my messages?

No. Mimoto does not upload your message content. Supported parsing, analysis, reports, and exports run on your device.

What messaging apps can I analyse?

Mimoto currently supports iMessage on macOS and user-selected WhatsApp chat exports on iOS.

How does iMessage analysis work?

On Mac, Mimoto analyses local Apple Messages data after you grant access to the Messages folder and Contacts. Contacts access maps message identifiers to readable names.

How does WhatsApp import work?

On iPhone, you choose which WhatsApp chats to export and import into Mimoto. The app analyses those selected exports locally.

Why can’t Mimoto analyse iMessage directly on iPhone?

iOS does not expose direct access to the local Apple Messages database used by the Mac workflow. iMessage analysis therefore runs through Mimoto on macOS.

How far back can Mimoto analyse?

Mimoto works with the supported history available in the source you give it: local Apple Messages data on Mac or the WhatsApp chat exports you select on iPhone. The available period depends on what remains in that history.

Does Mimoto work with individual and group chats?

Yes. Individual chats can reveal the changing dynamic between people. Group chats can reveal participation, roles, rhythms, recurring topics, and how the group changes over time.

What do Mimoto outputs look like?

Outputs include relationship reports, key insights, long-term timelines, communication comparisons, conversation-flow views, availability heatmaps, personal rankings, report images, and structured exports. See real Mimoto output examples.

Can I search or export my history?

Yes. Supported exports include report images, CSV chat data, JSON analysis data, and conversation-history exports. CSV is the primary format for a full row-by-row message representation. See how to export iMessage history.

Can other people see my reports?

Mimoto keeps analysis and outputs on your device unless you choose to export or share them. Once you share an exported file, the copy is governed by wherever you send or store it.

Can I delete my Mimoto data?

Yes. You can remove local app data, exports, and the app itself. The exact files and containers differ by platform; the Privacy, Trust, and Architecture page explains the boundary in detail.

Does Mimoto use my messages to train models?

No. Mimoto does not use your message history to train models.

Does Mimoto treat an insight as absolute truth?

No. Metrics and patterns need context. Mimoto is designed to make private history easier to inspect, not to diagnose a person or issue an unquestionable verdict about a relationship.

Mimoto can help organise and export material for review, but it is not a legal-advice service and an export is not automatically admissible evidence. Read the dedicated review and legal-preparation guidance.

What devices are supported?

Use Mimoto on Mac for iMessage and on iPhone for WhatsApp exports. Check the linked App Store listing for current operating-system and device requirements.

How much does Mimoto cost?

Both Mimoto apps are free to download. Optional paid upgrades may be offered in-app, and availability or price can vary by product, storefront, and region. The App Store listing is the current source.

When is Mimoto not the right fit?

Mimoto is not intended for employee surveillance, cloud team analytics, shared organisational dashboards, or messaging platforms it does not support.

How do I contact support?

Use the Mimoto support page. Include the app, platform, app version, and a concise description of the problem. Do not email private message archives.

Where should I go next?

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Choose the app path that matches your message source. Mimoto is built around local analysis, user-controlled exports, and clear platform boundaries.

Free to download. Optional paid upgrades may be offered in-app. Check the linked App Store listing for current regional details.