Paste any text message or email and AI analyzes its emotional tone. Detect anger, coldness and passive-aggression before you send.
It is a free AI tool that reads your text or email and tells you how it will land with the person receiving it: warm, neutral, cold, blunt, passive-aggressive or openly angry. Instead of guessing how a message comes across, you get a clear read before you hit send. This matters most for messages you write quickly or while frustrated, since that is when tone slips without you noticing. You paste the draft, see the emotional breakdown, adjust the parts that read wrong, and send with confidence. 🎯
Yes, and this is one of the most common reasons people use it. Paste your draft and the AI flags harsh, hostile or accusatory tone, then points to the specific parts that feel aggressive. Often it is not the whole message but one line: a sharp opener, a sarcastic aside, or a demand phrased without a softener. Anger tends to leak through word choice and punctuation even when you think you have written something neutral, so a second read from a tool that has no stake in the argument is genuinely useful before you send something you cannot take back. ✉️
Because text strips away everything that normally carries warmth: tone of voice, facial expression, timing and body language. What feels efficient in your head often reads as cold or dismissive on a screen. Common culprits are very short replies, a missing greeting, ending with a period instead of nothing, or answering only the practical part of someone's message while ignoring the emotional part. The checker shows exactly where the coldness appears so you can add a small amount of warmth without making the message longer or less clear. ❄️
Write the angry version first, then run it through the checker before anyone sees it. You will see which lines read as hostile rather than firm, and that distinction is the whole point. Professional does not mean weak: you can state a problem clearly, name the impact and ask for a specific fix without sarcasm, accusations or capital letters. Replace loaded phrasing with factual statements, cut anything you would not say out loud in a meeting, and re-check. The result usually sounds more serious than the angry draft, not less. 💼
Yes, it is 100% free with no account, no credit card and no cap on how many messages you check. You can run the same draft through it five times while you rewrite it, and nothing changes. There is no trial period that quietly expires and no premium tier that unlocks the useful part. Your text is analyzed instantly and not stored, so checking a sensitive message costs you nothing and leaves no trace. 🎉
Yes. It works for work emails, text messages, direct messages, Slack replies, dating app conversations, customer support responses and any other short written text. The tone rules are the same everywhere, though expectations differ by channel: a two-word Slack reply reads as normal, while the same two words in an email can read as cold. Paste whatever you are about to send, check how it reads, and adjust. It takes a few seconds and prevents the kind of misunderstanding that takes days to repair. 💬