Get Started With Context

Learn how to understand messages, explore possible tone and check your reply.

The Four-Step Process

Choose what you are checking — for example an email/message, job advert, rental listing, marketplace post, offer/contract or complaint reply.

Paste text directly, or click the upload button to extract text from a screenshot.

Choose Help me understand this or Check my reply. Review the plain meaning, possible tone, alternatives and practical next steps.

Review the result and copy useful questions, replies or next steps. Saved history is available where your plan includes it.

The more context you give—full sentences, screenshots, history—the better the analysis. Single-word inputs won't reveal much.

Possible tone is not a verdict about someone’s intentions. Read the quoted evidence and consider other explanations.

Short or direct wording can be neutral. Context should not assume someone is hostile because their style differs from yours.

If something feels off, use the suggested follow-up questions. Context helps you know what to ask.

Save multiple analyses and use the Compare feature to compare wording across messages. Comparisons cannot establish someone’s intentions.

Context is a tool, not a verdict. If you disagree with the analysis, listen to your instinct. You know the situation better.

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