wdym vs Importly

some texts don't need to be re-read for the hundredth time. they need a second opinion. wdym reads your screenshots and tells you what's actually going on — with a verdict, a confidence score, and the receipts to back it up. how it works 1. pick a mode — what are you trying to figure out 2. tell us who you're reading (you, them, the relationship) 3. drop in 2–20 screenshots, in order 4. get a clear, opinionated read in seconds the modes do they like me green flags, yellow flags, mixed signals — sorted. you'll see the moments they leaned in and the moments they pulled back, and where the read actually lands on the interest scale. who is toxic name the patterns you've been excusing. wdym surfaces the dynamics — control, guilt, withdrawal, gaslighting — and tells you who's driving them. are they mad at me "it's fine" — but is it. wdym reads tone, pacing, and what's missing, and gives you a calm answer before you spiral. what you get back · a one-line verdict · a score from 0–100, scaled to the mode you picked · a confidence rating, so you know how sure it is · the specific moments and quotes that drove the read · flags, patterns, and pull-quotes — only the sections that actually fit your conversation built to be private · no account, no sign-in, no profile · your screenshots are sent for analysis and not stored on our servers · history lives only on your device — clear it any time wdym isn't a horoscope and it isn't your group chat. it's a careful, opinionated reader that takes your context seriously and gives you a straight answer. stop re-reading. start understanding. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Got a contact list in a spreadsheet or a .vcf file? Importly turns a CSV, Excel (.xlsx) or vCard file into real contacts on your iPhone — and shows you every one before anything is saved. Choose the file in the Files app (iCloud Drive, On My iPhone or another location), check the preview, then tap Import. The contacts appear in the Contacts app on this iPhone. • CSV FROM SPREADSHEETS — reads comma-, semicolon- or tab-separated CSV, quoted fields with commas inside, and UTF-8, UTF-16 or Shift_JIS text. • AUTOMATIC COLUMNS — recognises common headers in English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Japanese — such as First Name, Vorname, Prénom, Nombre, Sobrenome or 姓 / 名 — for name, company, phone, email, address and notes, plus Google Contacts and Outlook exports. The header row is never imported as a contact. No header row? Columns are read in order: name, phone, email — or first name, last name, phone, email. A single Name column is split into first and last name; Japanese, Chinese and Korean names keep the family name first. • EXCEL WORKBOOKS — opens .xlsx files directly: finds the contact table on each sheet, even below a title row, and lets you choose the sheet when several hold contacts. • VCARD TOO — open .vcf files holding one card or many. • PREVIEW FIRST — see how many contacts were found and each name, phone number and email. Nothing is saved until you tap Import. • STRAIGHT INTO CONTACTS — contacts are saved to your default Contacts account with a progress bar, then a summary of how many were imported. Honest scope: from a CSV or Excel file, each contact gets a name (with reading/furigana if present), company, every phone number and email, and an address. vCard files keep every field — addresses, all numbers and emails, birthdays, websites and photos. Notes are saved too: a notes column in a CSV or Excel file, or the note in a vCard, goes into each contact's Notes field. Contacts that are already on your iPhone — same name and the same phone number or email — are skipped, and the summary tells you how many. Files can be up to 15 MB. Your file is read on your iPhone and contacts are written only when you tap Import. Nothing is uploaded and no account is needed. Try it free — the free version imports the first 3 contacts from a file. A one-time $4.99 purchase imports every contact, with no limit. No subscription, no ads. Questions: overlapmarr@gmail.com