Spot the Cue
Practice reading tone, body language and subtext
Spot the Cue is practice for the social signals people miss: sarcasm, a soft no, a forced smile, who's being left out, the kind of pressure that doesn't announce itself.
Each rep shows a real moment (a photo, a short clip, a text thread or a line of dialogue), asks for your read, and explains the cue in a sentence or two: what it usually means, when it doesn't, and what to do next. Ten reps take about three minutes, and levels get subtler as you improve. Often more than one read is defensible, and the app says so instead of pretending there's one right answer.
Free to start: Level 1 of all seven skills, two quick tests and a tone checker, with no account and no ads. Full access is $19.99 once, not a subscription. Works in any browser and on iPhone, with separate modes for teens and adults.
Features
- Seven skills, six levels each: 400+ scenarios that get subtler as you improve
- Real moments: photos, short clips, text threads and dialogue
- Feedback on every answer: what the cue usually means, and when it doesn't
- Out-loud practice with feedback on pace, filler words and warmth (your voice stays on your device)
- Free 2-minute tests for reading eyes and faces, plus a tone checker for emails and texts
- Separate modes for teens and adults; free to start with no sign-up or ads, $19.99 once for everything
Use Cases
- Getting better at telling when someone is joking, annoyed, or just being polite
- Practicing social situations with no cost to getting it wrong, for people who find them hard to read
- Preparing for job interviews, first days, dates and other high-stakes conversations
- Checking how a work email or text will come across before sending it
- Learning to spot pressure, manipulation and scam tactics before they work
- Rehearsing what to say out loud, from turning down an invite to repairing after a conflict
Comments
Hi! I'm Justin, and I made Spot the Cue. It started with a family member who finds social situations hard to read. The advice they kept getting was "just pay attention," which isn't something you can actually practice. So I built a place to get reps: a real moment, your read of it, and a short note on why. A few things I cared about: - No single "gotcha" answer. Often more than one read is reasonable, and the feedback says so. - Free to start with no account and no ads. Level 1 of every skill is free forever. - One-time $19.99 for the rest. No subscription. I'd love feedback on two things: does the concept land for you, and do the scenarios feel realistic? If one feels off or unfair, that's exactly what I want to hear.
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Hi! I'm Justin, and I made Spot the Cue. It started with a family member who finds social situations hard to read. The advice they kept getting was "just pay attention," which isn't something you can actually practice. So I built a place to get reps: a real moment, your read of it, and a short note on why. A few things I cared about: - No single "gotcha" answer. Often more than one read is reasonable, and the feedback says so. - Free to start with no account and no ads. Level 1 of every skill is free forever. - One-time $19.99 for the rest. No subscription. I'd love feedback on two things: does the concept land for you, and do the scenarios feel realistic? If one feels off or unfair, that's exactly what I want to hear.
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