Is this a red flag or am I overthinking?
Friends pick a side. Reddit picks a side. You keep rereading the messages waiting for the truth to surface.
A reflection tool, not a verdict
We read your chat the way a couples therapist would: patterns, intentions, what's missing.
The questions you keep asking
Is this a red flag or am I overthinking?
Friends pick a side. Reddit picks a side. You keep rereading the messages waiting for the truth to surface.
ChatGPT just tells me I'm right.
Generic AI mirrors how you frame the question. You end up with the answer you wanted, not the one you needed.
Was I the problem?
You replay the fight. You can't tell who started the spiral or whether you missed every chance to repair it.
How it works
Most reports take less than three minutes from upload to read.
WhatsApp export, plain text, or paste from your phone. Whatever you have. Nothing is shared with anyone else.
Gottman, Attachment, NVC, Schema, EFT. Every message runs through each lens. Yours included.
Connection Score, named patterns, warning signs, repair moments, and what to do with it. No verdict. Language for you to think with.
What the report is built on
Each framework names something a friend cannot. Together, they show the conversation you keep rereading.
Warning signs
Detects the Four Horsemen: criticism, contempt, defensiveness, stonewalling. Notes who tends to introduce each, and when.
Reaching, pulling away
Maps how each of you moves toward closeness or distance under stress. Avoidant, anxious, secure, or somewhere in between.
Hidden needs
Surfaces the unmet needs underneath the accusations. What was actually being asked for, even when it sounded like an attack.
Recurring patterns
Names the emotional script playing out underneath the fight. The same loop you keep getting stuck inside.
Repair and bids
Identifies repair attempts and missed bids for connection. The small moments that could have changed the conversation.
A look at the report
Every report ties named patterns to direct quotes from your chat. No generic personality test. No score-and-share. The evidence stays in plain sight, beside the analysis.
Both of you are still reaching for each other, but the bids land sideways. Repair attempts exist (three this week) and they are quickly overruled by criticism before either person can soften.
"You always shut me out when it matters."
Generalised attacks ("always", "never") show up six times in the last two weeks of messages. The receiving partner consistently withdraws rather than responding to the underlying need.
Anxious, reaches harder when reassurance is missing.
Avoidant, retreats inward to regulate before responding.
Pricing
Start with Pulse to see how the tool reads your chat. Upgrade to Full if you want the deeper analysis. Pack 3 is there if you'll read more than one conversation.
A quick honest read. Start here if you've never used the tool.
The complete read. All five frameworks, with quotes and repair moments.
Compare conversations across weeks, or read multiple relationships.
Secure payment via Stripe. Credits never expire. No subscription.
How we hold what you share
Common questions
Yes. The chat is processed to generate the report and then deleted from our servers. Only the final report is saved to your account, visible only to you. Your conversation is never shared, never sold, never used to train models.
No. The report names patterns, warning signs, repair moments, and what each side is communicating. It does not deliver a verdict on the relationship. The decision is always yours.
ChatGPT gives you an opinion shaped by how you frame the question. RelationshipScan runs your chat through five named clinical frameworks (Gottman, Attachment, NVC, Schema, EFT) in a consistent workflow and returns a structured report with named patterns and direct quotes from the conversation. It is the difference between asking a friend who read one psychology book and getting an analysis built from named frameworks.
No. The report reads both sides of the conversation. If your messages contributed to the spiral, the report names that too. Honesty is the point of using the tool.
Yes. Past relationships and active dating chats are both common use cases. The same frameworks apply. Many people use the tool to understand a pattern they keep repeating with different partners.
Plain text (.txt) or a WhatsApp export. You can also paste the conversation directly. Make sure the messages are roughly in order; the more context you can paste, the more accurate the read.
Most reports take less than three minutes from upload to read.
The reading you've been doing alone