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Instant tone analysis for any text you highlight Ever re-read a message you just sent and immediately wished you'd phrased it differently? Tact catches those moments before they happen. Highlight any text in your browser - an email draft, a Slack message, a LinkedIn reply - and Tact instantly analyses the tone of what you've written. Not the whole message; the exact phrase that's doing the damage. It tells you what it sounds like and why, then offers a one-tap rewrite in whatever mood you need: warmer, more direct, more diplomatic, firmer, or even passive-aggressive if that's what the moment calls for. No copy-pasting into a separate tool. No tab-switching. No friction. The analysis appears inline, where the doubt lives, within a second of highlighting. What Tact does: • Analyses the tone of any highlighted text instantly Surfaces a one-word verdict (Cold, Warm, Passive-Aggressive, Diplomatic, etc.) with a short explanation • Highlights the specific phrases driving the tone, colour-coded by type • Rewrites in your chosen mood with one click Copies the rewrite to your clipboard in one tap Works everywhere • Gmail, Outlook, LinkedIn, Slack, and any other browser-based platform - no site-specific setup required. Mood options Diplomatic - Warmer - More Direct - Concise - Firmer - Chill - Hype - Softer - Passive Aggressive
Apr 7, 2026
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