Precision tone analysis for global communication.
A linguistic spectrometer for the modern desk. Every sentence is a signal — every signal has a measurable tone. We chart the formality, register, and warmth of your writing across forty‑seven languages with the discipline of a calibrated instrument.
Each panel is a discrete measurement device. Together they comprise the complete tone-checking apparatus — discipline in the components, clarity in the readout.
Each sentence is decomposed into 128 tonal dimensions and rendered as a continuous waveform. Over time, drift and harmonic shifts surface intent that the writer has not yet noticed.
From Catalan to Cantonese, our parsers were trained on idiomatic, regional, and professional registers. Every language has its own calibration card and its own measured baseline.
Formal, neutral, casual, intimate — the four cardinal registers, plotted against context, audience, and channel. The matrix illuminates which register the writer used and which the reader expected.
The instrument self-checks every six minutes against a curated control corpus. Drift greater than 0.005 triggers an automatic recalibration cycle and a transparent log entry.
Reports are typeset, not generated. Every flagged passage carries the measurement, the reasoning, and a suggested correction calibrated to the writer's intended register.
Organisations build private lexicons of approved vocabulary, banned phrases, and brand register. The instrument respects the lexicon as a primary calibration source.
A continuous scale, not a checkbox. Every sample is positioned along the spectrum with a measured confidence interval. The recommended position for the current draft is shown below.
The matrix below is the working catalogue. Each cell carries the language in its own script, the ISO 639 code, and the colour of its current calibration class.
023 of 047 shown · the remaining twenty-four are listed in the operator's manual.