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New mobile app detects 400+ relationship red flags in text conversations, including gaslighting, love bombing, and emotional abuse
AUSTIN, Texas - Rezul -- AUSTIN, TX — AIRTA Corp today announced the launch of Relationship Toxicity Analyzer, a free mobile app available on Android and iOS that uses artificial intelligence to identify 400+ relationship red flags in text conversations.
The app allows users to paste or share text conversations for analysis. It then produces a Toxicity Report and Wheel of Metrics that highlight patterns such as gaslighting, love bombing, manipulation, narcissistic behavior, and emotional abuse. The app works across romantic, friendship, family, and workplace relationships.
"Our mission is to give people objective clarity about their relationships," said Michael McLeer, CEO of AIRTA Corp. "Many people normalize toxic behavior because it happens gradually. AIRTA makes those patterns visible."
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Key features include:
The app is an awareness tool, not a diagnostic tool or replacement for professional therapy. It is designed to help users recognize patterns and make informed decisions about their relationships.
Relationship Toxicity Analyzer is available now for free on Google Play and the Apple App Store.
About AIRTA Corp: AIRTA Corp is a technology company focused on AI-powered relationship awareness tools. For more information, visit airta.net.
Media Contact:
Michael McLeer, CEO
ceo@airta.net
https://airta.net
The app allows users to paste or share text conversations for analysis. It then produces a Toxicity Report and Wheel of Metrics that highlight patterns such as gaslighting, love bombing, manipulation, narcissistic behavior, and emotional abuse. The app works across romantic, friendship, family, and workplace relationships.
"Our mission is to give people objective clarity about their relationships," said Michael McLeer, CEO of AIRTA Corp. "Many people normalize toxic behavior because it happens gradually. AIRTA makes those patterns visible."
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Key features include:
- Detection of 400+ relationship red flags
- Toxicity Report with severity scoring
- Wheel of Metrics visualization
- Support for romantic, friendship, family, and workplace relationships
- Privacy-first design — users paste conversations; the app never reads messages automatically
The app is an awareness tool, not a diagnostic tool or replacement for professional therapy. It is designed to help users recognize patterns and make informed decisions about their relationships.
Relationship Toxicity Analyzer is available now for free on Google Play and the Apple App Store.
About AIRTA Corp: AIRTA Corp is a technology company focused on AI-powered relationship awareness tools. For more information, visit airta.net.
Media Contact:
Michael McLeer, CEO
ceo@airta.net
https://airta.net
Source: AIRTA Corp
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