WeChat has opened another path for moving chat records into third-party AI apps. Tests cited by BlockBeats show that after upgrading the mobile app to version 8.0.78, users can select multiple chat messages and use the "forward to other apps" option to send them not only to Yuanbao and WorkBuddy, but also to apps such as ChatGPT through the system-level app picker. A single transfer supports up to 100 messages.
The exported content is packaged by WeChat as a ZIP file. Inside are TXT chat records organized by time, along with related attachments. A similar entry point is also available on the desktop version of WeChat. According to the report, community developers have already built relay tools around this feature, allowing chat records to be sent into AI services including ChatGPT and Claude.
WeChat is opening up the flow of chat records to more destinations.
According to a BlockBeats brief, tests show that after updating mobile WeChat to version 8.0.78, users who select multiple chat messages and tap "forward to other apps" can send them not only to Yuanbao and WorkBuddy, but also directly to third-party apps such as ChatGPT through the phone's app selection menu. Each transfer supports up to 100 messages.
WeChat packages the selected chats into a ZIP file. The archive includes TXT chat records arranged by time and the related attachments.
A similar option is also available on desktop WeChat. The report said community developers have already built relay tools based on that entry point, allowing chat records to be sent into AI services including ChatGPT and Claude.
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