the camera roll already knows.
somewhere in your photos there's a folder that is technically just "screenshots" but is actually a case file. the group chat has seen most of it. the group chat also loves you, which makes it a terrible analyst. textRay reads the same screenshots and returns:
- the verdict. the headline read. 3–8 words. "one of you is texting, the other is typing."
- the receipts. the quotes, the statistics, the timeline. every claim traceable.
- the read. named patterns with a match score, hedged where the screenshots run out.
"soon": third appearance since april. screenshot 3 of 7.
why screenshots are the easiest way in
no export menus. no connecting anything. no wondering whether the app you use is supported, because a screenshot is just a picture and every messaging app can be photographed. the scan reads what's in frame:
- both sides of the exchange: who's carrying the conversation, who's coasting
- effort per reply: paragraphs met with "haha yeah maybe"
- hot & cold across screenshots: the warm week, the cold fortnight, the "hey stranger"
- green flags too: the real apology, the plan that actually happened
the more of the conversation you add, the more the findings can cite. where the screenshots run out, the scan hedges instead of guessing. it can't screenshot a feeling either.
how to analyse a text screenshot
- screenshot the conversation. any messaging app. you've probably already done this bit.
- add the screenshots to textRay on iOS. exports and pasted text work too, if you'd rather.
- run the scan. one credit gets the verdict and the headline patterns. the full scan opens every exhibit.
the screenshots are ready. get the read.
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the group chat reacts. the scan cites.
send a screenshot to your friends and you get seven skull emojis and a "block him". send it to textRay and you get a finding with the messages that earned it, plus the counterevidence, one tap away. both sides get read, which means sometimes the dry texter in exhibit 4 is you. the scan will say so with a completely straight face.
and if the screenshots show something steady and kind, that's the verdict. healthy conversations get a report worth sharing too.
The boring bit, on purpose.
textRay never connects to your messaging apps. You choose which screenshots to add, and nothing is analysed until you agree to AI processing. Reports stay in your history until you delete them. Findings describe patterns in a conversation, never a diagnosis of a person. If a scan fails, your credit is not used. textRay is for ages 16 and over.