Tango: Focus

Tango shows you what is actually behind the thing you were about to scroll past. See a post worth more than a swipe? Screenshot it, hit share, pick Tango. It reads the image, pulls out what is really going on in it, and asks you one question to check you took it in. A fashion reel becomes a garment supply chain. A skate clip becomes Newton's laws. A protest becomes the economics underneath it. The point is that it is about the thing in front of you, not a general knowledge quiz served at a random moment. HOW IT WORKS Screenshot the post. Share it to Tango. Read what it found, answer the question, get on with your day. It takes about a minute. Tango annotates what is genuinely visible in the image and attaches a real, checkable fact to each thing it points at. Then one question, answerable only from what it just showed you, with a written explanation either way. THE PAUSE, WHEN YOU WANT IT You can also just open Tango. A slow breathing cycle, then one question across four kinds of thinking: logic, verbal reasoning, numeric sense, and attention to detail. Useful when you feel the pull of the feed and want a moment before you give in to it. A RECORD THAT IS YOURS A day streak, your accuracy, a seven day history, and a score in each of the four areas. It lives on your phone and belongs to you. No one else ever sees it. ABOUT YOUR DATA The image you share is sent to be analysed and is never stored, never logged, and never used to train anything. Nothing is attached to it: no account, no sign in, no device identifier, no history. Tango cannot see your photo library and never takes a screenshot by itself. It only ever sees the one image you deliberately hand it. Your streak, your scores, and every answer you have given never leave the phone at all. Erase all of it any time from the About screen. WHAT TANGO DOES NOT DO Tango does not watch your screen, monitor other apps, or interrupt you. Everything it does starts with you choosing to hand it something. That is a design decision, not a limitation.