See How Your Message Might Land
Different people read things differently. This tool shows you how your words might be interpreted - including the subtext others might infer.
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What This Tool Does
Written communication strips out tone of voice, facial expressions, and body language. What's left is just words - but neurotypical readers often infer meaning beyond the literal text. This tool surfaces those interpretations.
Makes Subtext Explicit
Phrases like 'just following up' or 'per my last email' carry meaning beyond their literal words. This tool tells you what others might read into your message.
Shows Interpretations, Not Corrections
We don't tell you your message is 'wrong' or needs fixing. We show you how it might be perceived. You decide if that's what you want.
No Masking Required
You don't need to pretend to be someone you're not. Use the information however works for you - adjust your message, or send it as-is with full awareness of how it might land.
Examples of Hidden Subtext
These common phrases often mean something different than their literal words:
"Just following up..."
"Per my last email..."
"Going forward..."
"I hope this helps"
When to Use This
Before Professional Messages
You've written exactly what you mean. But professional communication often has unwritten conventions that affect how people interpret things.
See potential interpretations before sending. Adjust if you want, or send as-is with full awareness.
When Subtext Matters
You know that phrases can carry meaning beyond their literal words. It's useful to know what others might read into them.
We surface the subtext so you can see what's implied, not just what's written.
For a Quick External Check
Sometimes it's helpful to get another perspective on a message before sending. Asking someone takes time and coordination.
Instant feedback, available anytime. Information you can use however you want.
Understanding Workplace Communication Norms
Different workplaces have different communication styles. What's considered direct in one place might seem rude in another.
Get context on how your message might be perceived in typical professional settings.
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How It Works
Paste your message
Click analyze
See how your message might be interpreted
Decide what (if anything) to adjust
Send with full awareness of how it might land
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