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Language carries force.
Every message contains urgency, dominance, ambiguity, clarity — even when we don’t see it.
I built SIGNAL, a rhetorical modulation engine in Figma Make that analyses any pasted message and lets you reshape its tone while preserving meaning.
Paste a message.
Choose a tone.
Watch the rhetoric shift — without altering intent.
SIGNAL integrates Claude AI to detect emotional signals and modulate phrasing precisely, without inventing facts or changing context.
It’s not a rewriting tool.
It’s a tone lens.
Built entirely in Figma Make.
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