WHO IS TALKING2?
See the math behind your words
About
Analyze conversations by breaking down messages into six adjustable "lanes" like tone, intent, and perspective. Get plain-language feedback and visual readouts to understand communication patterns before you respond. Organize discussions in threads and use pre-set templates for various communication needs.
What's New in WHO IS TALKING2?
1.2
April 17, 2026
Developer apps
FAQ
What is WHO IS TALKING2? used for?
WHO IS TALKING2? helps you analyze conversations by breaking down messages into six adjustable "lanes" such as tone, intent, and perspective. It provides feedback and visual readouts to help you understand communication patterns before you reply.
How does WHO IS TALKING2? analyze conversations?
Each message is read through six adjustable "lanes": tone, intent, identity, words, perspective, and perception. Each lane is scored from calm and clear to intense, providing plain-language feedback and mini visual readouts.
Can I organize my conversations in WHO IS TALKING2?
Yes, you can keep conversations organized in threads within WHO IS TALKING2?. You can compose messages using the keyboard, dictate with the microphone, or use pre-set templates.
Does WHO IS TALKING2? have ads?
No, WHO IS TALKING2? does not contain advertisements. The app is built for personal reflection and practice, not for replacing professional care.
What devices does WHO IS TALKING2? support?
WHO IS TALKING2? is supported on iPhone and iPad devices. It is rated for ages 4 and up.
How often is WHO IS TALKING2? updated?
The latest version of WHO IS TALKING2? is 1.2, which was last updated on April 17, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting active development.
Is my data safe with WHO IS TALKING2?
Yes, threads, messages, templates, and highlights are stored locally on your device using SwiftData. The app is designed for personal reflection and practice, with your data remaining private.
Can I use WHO IS TALKING2? for professional communication?
WHO IS TALKING2? offers templates for professional phrasing and can be used to analyze drafts or messages you are trying to understand. However, it is built for personal reflection and practice, not as a replacement for professional care.
