AIRTA Corp launches AI app to help people spot toxic relationship patterns
Free iOS and Android app detects 400+ red flags of toxic behavior including gaslighting, love bombing, and emotional abuse.
AUSTIN, TX -- AIRTA Corp today announced the launch of Relationship Toxicity Analyzer (AIRTA), a free AI-powered mobile app that helps individuals identify toxic patterns in their text message conversations. Available now on iOS and Android, AIRTA analyzes conversations to detect more than 400 red flags of unhealthy relationship dynamics, including gaslighting, love bombing, manipulation, narcissistic patterns, and emotional abuse.
The launch comes at a critical time. According to relationship health advocates, approximately one in three people will experience some form of toxic or abusive relationship behavior in their lifetime. Yet many of these patterns are difficult to recognize from the inside, as they often build gradually and are disguised as affection, concern, or humor.
"Too many people suffer in silence because toxic behavior doesn't always look toxic in the moment," said Michael McLeer, CEO of AIRTA Corp. "A partner who texts you constantly might seem attentive. Someone who twists your words might seem like they're just passionate. AIRTA was built to give people an objective lens — to help them see patterns they might be too close to recognize on their own."
Here's how it works: users choose which conversations they want to analyze. The app does not auto-read or monitor messages — users remain in full control of their data at every step. Once a conversation is submitted, AIRTA's AI engine evaluates the exchange and generates a detailed Toxicity Report, highlighting specific red flags and explaining why each was flagged. Users also receive a Wheel of Metrics, a visual breakdown of relationship health across multiple dimensions, and pattern detection that surfaces recurring behaviors across multiple conversations over time.
"Privacy was non-negotiable from day one," McLeer added. "AIRTA never reads your messages automatically. You decide what to analyze, when to analyze it, and nothing happens without your explicit action. We built this to empower people, not to surveil them."
AIRTA is designed for anyone who has ever questioned whether a relationship dynamic is healthy — whether in romantic partnerships, friendships, family relationships, or workplace interactions. By translating subtle psychological patterns into clear, actionable insights, the app aims to bridge the gap between what people feel and what they can prove to themselves.
The app is free to download on both major mobile platforms.
About AIRTA Corp
AIRTA Corp is a technology company dedicated to building tools that promote healthier relationships and personal well-being. Its flagship product, Relationship Toxicity Analyzer (AIRTA), uses artificial intelligence to help individuals recognize and understand toxic behavioral patterns in their communications. For more information, visit https://airta.net.
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Michael McLeer, CEO
AIRTA Corp
Email: ceo@airta.net
Website: https://airta.net
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Michael McLeer, CEO
AIRTA Corp
Email: ceo@airta.net
Website: https://airta.net
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