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Real-time tone detection that glows around your text box so you know how your words land before you hit send. ToneHue is a real-time tone detector that glows around your text box, showing you how your words may land before you hit send. Most writing tools fix your spelling. ToneHue shows you how your message will feel to the person reading it — in real time, as you type. As you type, ToneHue analyzes your message and displays a color signal: 🔴 Red — Aggressive or high risk of offense 🟠 Orange — Frustrated or emotionally risky 🟡 Yellow — Blunt or may be misread 🔵 Blue — Professional and calm 🟢 Green — Friendly and warm 🟣 Purple — Confident and assertive ⚪ Gray — Unclear or vague A small tone badge sits in the corner of your text box, so you always know how you sound. Click it to see how your message might be read — and tap a colored bubble to instantly rewrite it calmer, more professional, or friendlier. You preview every rewrite before you use it. Features: See your tone instantly — a gentle glow, no pop-ups, no nagging. Tap to rewrite — calmer, professional, or friendly, with a preview before you use it. Prefer just the signal? Turn off suggestions and ToneHue quietly shows your tone while you fix it yourself. Custom colors for each tone. Works across the web — Gmail, LinkedIn, Slack, Reddit, and more, wherever you write messages. Privacy first — passwords and payment fields are never analyzed, and your messages are never stored. Other tools check if your writing is correct. ToneHue shows you how it will make someone feel. Perfect for professionals, people re-entering the workforce, neurodivergent writers, students, and anyone who's ever sent something that landed completely wrong. Guessing how you sound is exhausting. So we made tone visible. ——— WHAT'S NEW v1.0.11 — Five fixes, every one verified by automated tests in a real browser before shipping. "Use this version" now sticks on Gmail, ChatGPT, and other modern editors. The accepted rewrites no longer quietly revert to your original text. - Turning ToneHue off on a site now affects only that site, blocking one site does not silence look-alike domains - The glow-intensity slider now truly changes the glow. Subtle is subtle, Bold is bold, and the default look is unchanged - Fast typers always get a verdict for what's actually in the box, never for text you already changed - Hardened how the tone card displays analysis text, so it can never be treated as code by the page you're on, and as always, your messages are never stored v1.0.10 — The most-tested ToneHue ever: 12 fixes from our new automated test suite. - Stronger protection: phone fields and entire checkout forms now never glow, and password fields stay protected even after "show password" - The glow and tone pill now stay perfectly attached to your text box — through scrolling, page animations, everything - The rewrite panel opens fully on screen (no more cut-off buttons in Gmail) and stays open until you're done - Rewrite previews now show the color of the tone you're choosing, not the one you're leaving - If the connection hiccups, ToneHue now recovers gracefully instead of getting stuck v1.0.9 — New icon: the seven-tone ring. The ring is the glow around your words; the hollow center is your writing, untouched. v1.0.8 — Quieter and smarter about where it appears: - ToneHue now stays completely silent on sign-in, verification, and password pages - The glow never blocks your clicks, type and click straight through it - The tone pill shows a "›" hint that rewrites are one tap away - Supporting ToneHue is now voluntary, the glow stays free, always v1.0.7 — The tone glow now appears correctly on more sites, including complex editors and forms. It no longer shows up on search boxes, and it's more stable across the web. v1.0.6 — Fixed: welcome screen no longer reopens after updates. Internal cleanup.