Example messageEnglish text
“If you really cared about me, you would answer now. I guess I know where I stand.”
Possible language functionGuilt framing
Private communication literacy
Make roombefore you reply.
Clarity helps you look at the language in a difficult message without turning the writer into a verdict.
Private by default. Your message stays in this browser. History off by default.
A message, held still
Clarity / private review
Start with a better question
What the text is doing
is not who someone is.
A difficult message can make a fast answer feel necessary. Clarity gives you a slower way to read it.
What are the words doing?
Notice possible pressure functions such as guilt, urgency, isolation, or obligation.
What in the text supports that?
See highlighted evidence and plain-language explanations instead of a person-level label.
What choice is still yours?
Use a pause, boundary, or clarify prompt as a starting point. The decision stays with you.
Choose your starting point
Begin with context
or the message.
See how pressure language works.
Explore twelve language functions, each paired with a benign lookalike and a clear limit on what the pattern can mean.
Open the pattern libraryReview a message you are authorized to examine.
Paste English text and see possible functions, highlighted evidence, uncertainty, and response prompts on your device.
Start a private reviewHow Clarity works
Read slowly.
Choose freely.
- 01
Bring the words
Paste a message you are authorized to review. The text stays in this browser.
- 02
Inspect the signals
Review possible language functions and the phrases that contributed to them.
- 03
Keep your next move
Adapt a grounded response prompt, take time, or close the tool. There is no required conclusion.
The line we hold
Evidence for you.
Authority stays with you.
Patterns, not verdicts
We describe possible language functions in the text you supply. We do not label a person or infer intent.
Privacy is part of the product
Core analysis runs on your device. Optional history stays here until you delete it.
Uncertainty stays visible
A band summarizes screened patterns. It is not proof, diagnosis, or a safety assessment.
Support beyond the screen
If you feel unsafe,
get human help.
Clarity is a reflection tool, not emergency support. If you need immediate help, use the resources below.
Immediate danger
If you are in immediate danger, contact local emergency services. In the U.S., call 911.
Crisis support in the U.S.
Call or text 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. Learn more at 988lifeline.org.
Domestic violence support
Call 1-800-799-7233 or visit thehotline.org.
Outside the U.S.
Contact local emergency services or search for crisis lines in your country or region.
These links are informational references. Clarity does not operate crisis services.