An app born from a simple question: why do people who care about each other understand each other so poorly over text? ALYGN is the personal trainer for your emotional intelligence.
Most relationships do not break from malice. They break from a misunderstanding: a message read the wrong way, a silence taken for coldness, a sentence that meant something else.
Understanding others, and being understood, is not a gift. It is a skill. And skills can be trained.
You bring a real message, or you tell it what happened. ALYGN reads what is underneath, tells you how it really lands, and gives you three ways to reply, in your own words.
It remembers each person: how they write, what weighs on them, what came before. From what you write, it estimates the five areas of your emotional intelligence, shows them over time, and offers you a two-minute exercise every day on the area that needs it most.
It is not therapy. It does not diagnose, it gives no grades, it does not replace a professional. It is training: you are the gauge, and what to work on is your choice.
What you write stays yours. Sharing anything with anyone else is always your choice, with a preview of what leaves. The details are in the Privacy Policy.
Alice Pascoletti. Fifteen years selling and leading teams across thirteen countries and four continents. Today Manager of Sales at Google in Dublin, EMEA Great Manager Award 2025, a leadership course at INSEAD.
Reading people was the job. ALYGN is the tool she was missing when the wrong message landed on her. She builds it with a team of two, and with the people who try it and write back about what is off.
When one person trains every day, they react less. They ask before assuming. They say what they need.
When many people do, fewer fights start from nothing. Families, couples and teams that really talk. Decades of research tie good relationships to a longer, healthier life: that is the longevity trained here. A world where understanding each other is trained, like fitness. It starts with one message.