How ReadBetween reads a conversation
Reviewed: September 3, 2026
ReadBetween turns a pasted conversation into an interest score, evidence-tied flags, and reply ideas. This page explains what the analysis uses, the rules it follows, and where its limits are.
1. What you provide
You paste the conversation and can add optional context — how you met, how long you have been talking, and what you want to know. The analysis only uses the text you submit; it does not pull profiles, photos, or data from other apps.
2. The instant free preview
Before any payment, ReadBetween shows an on-page preview of the conversation's reciprocity pattern — the balance of initiation, effort, and follow-through — so you can judge whether the full report is worth it for your situation.
3. The full report
The paid report is generated by an AI model instructed to stay evidence-based. It contains:
- Interest score (0–100): a cautious synthesis of reciprocity signals in the excerpt, with plain-language interpretation.
- Green and red flags: each flag is a short title plus one sentence grounded in the pasted messages — the model is constrained to evidence, not vibes.
- Evidence quote: the specific message a key observation rests on, so you can check the reasoning yourself.
- Three reply approaches: safe, direct, and bold drafts you can adapt in your own voice.
See the shape of a complete result on the fictional sample report.
4. Standing limits
- Short excerpts support only low-confidence readings; the report says so when evidence is thin instead of filling gaps.
- The analysis describes message patterns. It cannot verify what someone feels, intends, or does offline.
- ReadBetween is for entertainment and self-reflection. It is not professional relationship, psychological, medical, or legal advice.
5. How your text is handled
Your pasted text is sent over a secure connection for one-time analysis and is not saved in a ReadBetween database. After a successful purchase, the report is stored locally in your own browser so it can be restored on the same device. Full details are in the privacy policy. Only analyze conversations you own or have permission to use.
Corrections and questions
This page is reviewed when the analysis pipeline changes. If something here looks wrong or unclear, reach the project through support.