Probably not a red flag
Sounds more like an isolated moment than a concerning pattern.
Describe what happened in your own words. Red Flag or Not? gives you a quick, structured read on patterns, missing context and potential red flags — calmly, and without pretending to know what anyone else is thinking.
No long chat, no lecture. Four steps that respect one simple idea: one event is evidence, a repeated pattern is stronger evidence, and missing context matters.
Write what happened, the way you’d tell a friend. Dating, friendship, work or family — pick a category if you like.
Your description is checked against a small set of clear questions: Is this recurring? Is a boundary involved? Is context missing?
You get one of five careful outcomes, a plain-language “why”, and a gentle next step — never a label for the other person.
If it happens again, add another example. Over time you can see whether something is a one-off or a real pattern.
The app is built to say “probably not” just as readily as “worth a closer look”. And when the description isn’t enough, it says so.
Sounds more like an isolated moment than a concerning pattern.
One event doesn’t tell you much. If it keeps happening, it may mean more.
Repeated behavior worth noticing — and worth seeing how it’s handled when raised.
Several concerning signals together. Consider a clear boundary and how it’s respected.
A few explanations fit. Add a little more detail to tell them apart.
It describes behavior you shared — it never diagnoses people, labels personalities, or tells you what to do with your life. You stay the decision-maker.
Situations like these are personal. The app was designed around that from the first line of code.
Your history and patterns live in an encrypted database on your phone. No accounts, no sign-in, no cloud sync.
Your description travels over an encrypted connection just long enough to be classified. It isn’t stored on our servers and is never logged.
Usage statistics and crash reports never include what you wrote.
Settings → Delete all data wipes your history and destroys the encryption key. How deletion works.
Free includes one check a day. Pro is a single purchase through Google Play.
No — and nothing honestly can. It looks at the behavior you described and how it fits common patterns. It doesn’t determine anyone’s intentions, and a result is a perspective to think with, not a fact.
Your description is classified by a third-party AI model into a few structured signals — recurrence, boundaries, pressure, missing context and impact. Fixed, transparent rules then turn those signals into one of five outcomes and carefully written explanations. The AI doesn’t write your result freely.
Because sometimes that is the honest answer. If a few explanations fit equally well, the app asks for a little more detail instead of guessing.
No. There’s no sign-up or sign-in. Everything you save stays on your phone, and deleting the app or using Settings → Delete all data removes it.
No. Pro is a one-time $2.99 lifetime purchase through Google Play. You can restore it on a new device from the Pro screen with the same Google account.
No. Red Flag or Not? is a lightweight reflection tool for adults (18+). It isn’t a crisis service and doesn’t provide medical, psychological or legal advice.
Describe what happened. Spot patterns, context, and potential red flags.
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