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Example of an analysis result

Every analysis breaks down the message across eight psychological dimensions. You'll get sentence-level notes and a healthier way to rewrite it.

sample analysis โ€” fictional message
"Fine. I'll just handle everything myself. It's not like I ever expected you to show up when it actually matters."
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HIGHLY MANIPULATIVEOverall manipulation score / 100
Passive Aggression
87
Guilt Tripping
71
Victimhood
62
Silent Threat
55
Deflection
28
Gaslighting
18
Narcissism
21
Love Bombing
06
โœฆ AI HEALTHY REWRITE
I've been feeling overwhelmed and could use some support. Can we talk about how we share responsibilities?

Process

Three simple steps. Done in 10 seconds.

No account. No waiting. Just paste the message and get clarity.

01 ยท COPY
Copy any message
Copy a message from iMessage, WhatsApp, email, Slack, or anywhere else. The longer the message is, the more accurate our analysis will be.
02 ยท AI
AI scores it instantly
Our model checks the message against eight psychological manipulation dimensions at once. No pattern gets missed.
03 ยท SEE
See exactly what's doing
We highlight which parts of the message triggered each dimension. You will also get a healthier way to rewrite what was said.

Use Cases

Built for the messages that stay in your head

The ones you read several times, trying to figure out why they felt off.

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Ex's Texts
Breakups, post-breakup contact, or guilt trips that feel like they are just "checking in." Figure out what is actually being said.
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Boss Emails
"Per my last email" or "I thought this was handled." Passive aggression, even in professional language, is still passive aggression.
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Family Messages
Guilt-tripping or martyrdom that looks like concern. These are the hardest messages to name because you love the person who sent them.
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Any Message
Friends, coworkers, landlords, or online arguments. If a message has left you feeling confused or bad, then it is worth checking.
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The Model

What RedFlagger analyzes

We analyze eight distinct psychological patterns instead of just giving a single toxicity score. This is because manipulation is usually layered.

Passive Aggression
Indirect hostility, sarcasm, and sulking disguised as neutral communication.
"Fine. Whatever you think is best."
Guilt Tripping
Inducing guilt or obligation through martyrdom and sacrifice language.
"After everything I've done for you..."
Gaslighting
Denying reality or making you doubt your own perception of events.
"That never happened. You're misremembering."
Victimhood
Framing themselves as helpless to gain sympathy and avoid accountability.
"I guess nobody ever considers my feelings."
Deflection
Avoiding accountability by shifting blame or changing the subject.
"Well, what about what YOU did last week?"
Narcissism
Excessive self-focus, entitlement, and lack of empathy in communication.
"I don't see why this is even a conversation."
Love Bombing
Overwhelming flattery or affection used as a manipulation tool.
"You're literally the only person who gets me."
Silent Threat
Implied consequences and veiled warnings delivered without direct accusation.
"Just remember that I've been very patient."

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Never Stored
Your messages are processed and immediately discarded. We never store, log, or read them.
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Instant Results
Analysis runs in under 5 seconds. No waiting, no queue, no loading screen.
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All 8 dimensions, sentence annotation, and AI rewrite. Free forever, no paywall.
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No account, no email, no tracking. Paste, analyze, done.

Why people use RedFlagger

It is hard to put a name on manipulation when you are reading a message in the moment. A single passive-aggressive text can leave you feeling anxious for hours, even if you can't quite explain why. A guilt-tripping email from a family member can make you feel responsible for something you didn't do, and the language is often engineered to do exactly that.

We built RedFlagger to help with those specific situations. Paste any message here and you will receive an objective breakdown across eight dimensions of psychological manipulation. These include passive aggression, guilt-tripping, gaslighting, victimhood framing, deflection, narcissism, love bombing, and silent threats. Every dimension is scored independently, and every sentence is annotated to show exactly which phrases triggered which patterns.

The healthy rewrite feature takes things a step further. It shows you what the same message could have said if the sender were direct, honest, and respectful. This can help you understand what was wrong with the original message and can even help improve your own communication.

The tool works for all kinds of messages, including those from relationships, the workplace, family conflicts, and public figures. It is free, instant, and does not require an account. We never store or share your messages.


From the Blog

Understand the patterns

Deeper reads on manipulation, toxic communication, and how to recognize it.

Relationships
What is love bombing? 8 signs you're being manipulated
Love bombing feels like a fairy tale until it doesn't. Here is how you can tell the difference.
Workplace
10 signs your boss's emails are toxic, and what to do
Toxic managers don't always raise their voices. Often, they send carefully worded emails that just leave you feeling confused.
Communication
What gaslighting in text messages actually looks like
Gaslighting over text is subtle and builds up over time, which is strange since the messages are right there in front of you.
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