What's My Vibe?

See the patterns hiding in the way you write.

How you write leaves impressions you may not notice yourself. Paste some messages you've written and What’s My Vibe points out the patterns in your words—your tone, habits, humor, directness, and the ways your writing might land on someone reading it.

See what What's My Vibe? gives you

Real output from an actual run on the texts below. Part of the result is shown; nothing is reworded.

The texts

lmao okay so I tried the new ramen place and it was... aggressively fine? like nothing bad happened but nothing happened. the broth was doing its best. anyway running 20 min late to your thing tonight, sorry in advance, I'll bring snacks as tribute also did you see that email from Derek. classic Derek behavior. we need to discuss also also I found a dog on my walk and his name was apparently Gerald which is extremely correct for him

Real run, 2026-10-08 — one of the tool's own built-in examples.

The Deadpan Narrator

Writing that treats mundane and absurd events with the same flat, observational tone — uses exaggeration and understatement to create humor without signaling that humor explicitly.

Signature moves

Treating ordinary things as minor dramas with deadpan sympathy: 'the broth was doing its best'
Assigning character or correctness to random encounters: 'his name was apparently Gerald which is extremely correct for him'
Soft apologies embedded in a casual tone: 'sorry in advance, I'll bring snacks as tribute'

How it can land

Can read as warm and playful without being cheesy — the tone invites the reader into the joke rather than announcing the joke.
May come across as unstressed and unbothered, even when describing inconveniences like running late or disappointing food.

In a Nutshell

When: Before a job application, a dating profile, or a message that matters.
You give: A sample of your real writing — texts, emails, posts. Variety helps.
You get: The writing patterns actually visible in your sample, and how they might land on a reader.
The edge: It reads what you wrote, not what you meant. Nobody can see their own tone.

Good to Know

Paste at least a few messages for a meaningful read — one text isn't enough
Mixing casual and professional writing reveals how much the patterns shift by context
Your Signature Moves is often the most eye-opening part
This is a fun one to do side-by-side with a friend

Questions people ask

How do I come across over text?

Paste a few messages you've actually sent. What's My Vibe? names the style, the habits that create it and how it's likely to land, quoting your own words.

What can I paste?

Texts, emails, posts or anything else you wrote. More samples give a better read.

Does it judge my writing?

No. It describes your style and how it can come across, including where it's easy to misread.