A reading of what's really between you

See what's underneath the words.

Paste a real conversation — with anyone you're trying to understand. See what each of you actually meant, and what you were both reaching for underneath it.

See how it works

Quiet, careful, and made for two.

A sample reading · playing on its own

What really wants to be said?

The conversation
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Reading

Reading · listening

A prepared sample · browse at your own pace · nothing here is saved

What a reading gives you

What you really want to say to each other.

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The translation

What each of you actually meant.

02

Reaching for

The thing neither of you could say.

03

The threshold

See a spiral before you cross it.

04

Say this, not that

Words that land — for the two of you specifically.

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It named the thing we'd been circling for a year.

Field note · replace with a real one

Not a verdict

We don't tell you if they're “into you.”

Every decoder out there reads one side of the conversation and hands down a verdict about the other person. This reads both. Not who's right, not red flags, not a diagnosis — what each of you was actually reaching for, in your own words.

Language of connection, not language of a clinician.

How it works

A reading, in three quiet moves.

  1. 01

    Paste a real exchange

    A short text back-and-forth from the last day or two. With anyone — someone new, someone complicated, someone you've known forever. Nothing rehearsed.

  2. 02

    We read it as a pair

    Not who's right — what each of you was reaching for underneath what you said. Both voices, read with the same care.

  3. 03

    You read it. Then maybe they do.

    Four quiet things: the translation, the reach, the threshold, and a line to try instead. Yours first. Shared when you're ready.

Your turn

Now try it with your own conversation.

Paste a chat — a few messages or the whole thread — or drop in a screenshot. You'll get the same kind of reading you just saw.

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Darcy is AI and can get things wrong. A reading is one interpretation, not a verdict.

Privacy

Your words stay yours.

A conversation between two people is a fragile thing. We treat it that way. We never use your conversations or readings to train AI models, and we never sell them.

Saved conversations are private to your account, and you can delete them at any time. If a reading fails, we keep what was sent with it for a short time so we can work out what went wrong.

It's a mirror, not a microphone.

Not therapy. Not a quiz. Not a verdict. A reading built from your own words — both of yours.

Your words stay yours · a mirror, not a microphone