technofatty
Questions, awkwardly answered.
Questions, awkwardly answered.
Signal check
When the action was small but the subtext was not, let Podge read the room.
Start here
This turns the hub into a decision path: choose the closest situation, then open the verdict that should come first.
Recommended first verdict
Start here when the question is whether that like, comment, or DM sent a louder signal than you intended.
Situation read
Online behaviour leaves a data trail
A like is not just a like. Timing, who can see it, how public the reaction was, and whether you were first all combine into a signal that others are reading whether you meant to send it or not.
The score is about amplitude, not character
These tools do not judge motives. They measure the likely amplitude of the signal you just sent — how far it travelled, who received it, and what story it supports.
Knowing the score does not mean the score is wrong
Sometimes the number is high and you stand by the action. Sometimes it is a useful reality check. Either way, having the data is better than guessing.
Use the tools
Ex Engagement Like Detector
Score the Ex Echo Risk of reacting to your ex's engagement, wedding, or relationship milestone on social media.
Verdict cards
Each one gives a score, a reason, and a copyable takeaway when the awkwardness needs a cleaner shape.
Life
Score the Ex Echo Risk of reacting to your ex's engagement, wedding, or relationship milestone on social media.
Open verdictYour verdict trail