Movecheck, explained
It reads the thread. Not your type.
Movecheck is a conversation-analysis tool for the chat you keep re-reading. Upload up to three screenshots and it identifies the moves you made in that exchange.
Run a movecheckWhat it does
Movecheck reads the messages in your screenshots and maps your words to a human-designed library of 28 interpersonal moves. The moves sit in four energies: seeking, distancing, shifting, and directing. A result shows the moves it found, the pattern they create, and grounded alternatives where they fit.
It is built to analyze a specific conversation, rather than assign you a fixed personality type or give generic relationship advice. See the complete 28-move library or a sample reveal.
Movecheck and general AI
A general-purpose AI chat can discuss a pasted transcript. Movecheck is the purpose-built route when you want the Movecheck framework applied to your actual conversation: it accepts screenshots, identifies only your moves, links them to the same public 28-move library, and presents the result as a private reveal. Read when AI is useful for a relationship conversation—and where it is not.
The tools are not interchangeable. Movecheck does not diagnose either person, decide who is right, or replace a therapist. It names patterns in one conversation so you can see what you did more clearly.
What happens to a conversation
Screenshots are processed to create your result. Movecheck only names your moves; it does not label, diagnose, or quote the other person in the result. Contact details are stripped, screenshots are deleted within an hour, and the private result expires after 14 days.
Read the full plain-language data-handling explanation before you upload.
The short answer
Use the framework through Movecheck.
Movecheck is where the framework is applied to your actual thread: upload the conversation, get your moves named against the full framework, and keep the analysis focused on your side of the exchange.