Record a conversation with your tween or teen. We'll show you the moments that mattered, the patterns underneath them, and one warm thing to try — grounded in what was actually said.
Your recordings stay private. Nothing is sold or used to train models.
Not a wall of numbers and not generic advice. A clear read on the conversation you actually had.
The observable moments — escalation, repair, a sudden withdrawal — pulled straight from the transcript, with the exact lines that show it.
The pattern underneath the moment, and a gentle hypothesis about what your tween or teen could be feeling beneath the words.
One evidence-based technique matched to what we noticed — never something we could have suggested without listening first.
A summary worth reading back. Not a list of what was said — a look at what you might have missed.
From a voice memo to something you can actually use — usually in under a minute.
Capture a real conversation on your phone and drop the audio in. We handle m4a, mp3, wav and more.
Speaker-separated transcript, speaking balance, and detected moments — each tied to the exact lines.
A warm, grounded read of the dynamic, plus a specific technique matched to your conversation.
Patterns, hard moments, and the strengths worth holding onto — all detected from the conversation itself.
The approach matters as much as the output. These are the rules we hold ourselves to.
Raw metrics and detected moments come first. Interpretation is clearly separated from observation — you're never handed a conclusion without the evidence.
Each observation links to exact quotes, timestamps, and turns. Nothing is invented; everything traces to the conversation you had.
Suggestions come from a structured library of evidence-based techniques, matched to what was actually detected — never generic parenting tips.
Your recordings are used to produce your analysis and nothing else — never sold, never used to train models. You can delete any conversation anytime.
Attune just helps you understand the last conversation, so the next one goes a little better.