Using Beecome to analyse Symbiont

Beecome analyzes your WhatsApp conversations to uncover personality patterns, relationship dynamics and group behavior. Learn how to export your WhatsApp conversations, upload them to Beecome, and understand your relationship analysis.

Downloading the App

Beecome is available for both Android and iPhone devices. Download the app using your device's official app store. Use the buttons below to download the app:

Exporting a WhatsApp Conversation

After installing Beecome, you will be able to import Whatsapp exported data to the app.

Opening the Conversation in Beecome

Beecome will automatically open the Chat Upload screen with your exported conversation ready to be analyzed.

Choose one of the available sign-in methods and follow the instructions displayed on the screen. You can use your Google account if you are using an Android device, or Apple sign or Google account if you using an iOS device.
Every new account receives 4 free credits.

These credits are enough to analyze up to four individual contacts (a group of up to four participants or two chats of 1-on-1) using analyses of 100 messages.
Once your free credits have been used, you can purchase additional credits directly within the app. For more information about buying credits, access Beecome website

Configuring Your Analysis

Fill the form to start the analysis

• Conversation Name: Enter a name to help you identify this conversation in your analysis history. This name is only used for your personal organization.
• Number of Messages: Select how many messages should be analyzed. Larger analyses provide deeper insights but require more credits.
• Start the Upload: Once everything is configured, press Confirm to upload your conversation.

After the upload is complete, Beecome begins processing your conversation. Once the analysis has finished, select Check results to view the results.

Understanding Your Analysis

Once the analysis is complete, Beecome transforms your conversation into a behavioral overview of the relationship. Rather than focusing on individual messages, the app identifies recurring communication patterns, collaboration styles, and interaction balance across the entire conversation.

Relationship Type

At the top of the analysis, Beecome identifies whether the conversation is primarily a Work or Personal relationship. This classification allows the analysis to adapt its tone and recommendations to the context of your conversations.

Participant Switch

The selector below the title lets you switch between participants. Although the conversation is analyzed as a whole, each person receives an individual behavioral profile based on how they communicate within that specific relationship.

Symbiont Profile

Every participant is represented as a blend of five behavioral archetypes called Symbionts. These are not personality types or permanent labels—they simply describe the communication patterns observed in this conversation.

The circular chart and percentages show how strongly each archetype appears in the analyzed conversation.

Give and Take

Healthy relationships involve a balanced exchange. Beecome measures several aspects of this balance to help identify recurring interaction patterns.

• Asks vs Offers
  Measures whether someone mostly asks for help or frequently offers assistance to the other person.
• Talking About Me vs About You
  Compares how much a participant talks about themselves versus showing interest in the other person.
• Reply Speed
  Compares how quickly each participant responds to the other person's topics.

These indicators are not scores of right or wrong—they simply reveal whether the relationship feels balanced or if one communication style dominates over time.

Friction

Beecome looks for recurring situations that may create tension between participants. Instead of highlighting isolated disagreements, it searches for repeated behavioral patterns that consistently generate extra work, misunderstandings, or imbalance.

Selecting the Friction card opens a detailed explanation containing:

• Trigger: The situations that usually precede the pattern.
• Behaviour: The repeated communication habit that appears throughout the conversation.
• Consequence: How that behavior affects the relationship and which participant typically absorbs the impact.
• Real Lever: The single behavioral change that would most effectively improve the relationship.

Suggestions

Beecome generates practical suggestions based on the behavioral patterns observed during the analysis. Rather than trying to change someone's personality, these recommendations focus on small communication habits that can improve collaboration, reduce friction, and create healthier interactions.

Suggestions are tailored to the relationship being analyzed, so the advice you receive for a colleague may be very different from the advice for a close friend or family member.

Message Rewrites

When Beecome identifies that a specific message could have been phrased more constructively, it may provide an alternative version.

These rewrites are only shown when the issue appears to be wording rather than an underlying behavioral pattern. Their purpose is to demonstrate how the same idea could have been communicated in a softer, clearer, or more collaborative way without changing its meaning.

Personality Card Game

Want to go deeper? Beecome includes an interactive personality card game designed to help you better understand yourself before analyzing your relationships with others.

By making a series of choices in short illustrated stories, the game builds a detailed behavioral profile using three well-established psychological frameworks: the Big Five (Mini IPIP), DOSPERT, and Schwartz's Basic Human Values (SSVS).

Big Five (Mini IPIP)

The Big Five is one of the most widely accepted personality models in psychology. Beecome estimates your position across five major personality dimensions:

• Openness: Curiosity, imagination, and openness to new ideas.
• Conscientiousness: Organization, discipline, and reliability.
• Extraversion: Energy, sociability, and preference for interaction.
• Agreeableness: Cooperation, empathy, and consideration for others.
• Neuroticism: Emotional sensitivity and response to stress.

DOSPERT – Risk Tolerance

DOSPERT measures how willing you are to take risks in different areas of life. Rather than providing a single "risk score," it evaluates several independent domains.

• Social: Taking interpersonal or social risks.
• Recreational: Seeking adventure and exciting experiences.
• Ethical: Willingness to bend or break ethical rules.
• Financial: Comfort with financial uncertainty or investments.
• Health: Risk-taking involving personal health and safety.

Schwartz's Basic Human Values (SSVS)

Schwartz's model explores the values that motivate your decisions. These values help explain not only what you do, but why you tend to make certain choices.
The analysis measures values such as achievement, security, independence, conformity, benevolence, universalism, tradition, stimulation, hedonism, and power.
Together, these values provide insight into the principles that most strongly influence your everyday decisions.