Miscommunication is costly.
$443B
is spent on litigation annually in the U.S., and rising.
$1.2T
per year is spent on corporate lawsuits stemming from toxic and discriminatory communication.
27%
of annual corporate revenues will be spent on litigation stemming from harmful communication.
Are your words helpful or harmful?
Our words have the power to build or destroy, help or harm. Reflect AI detects and flags harmful language (including discriminatory communication based on federal law), while applauding helpful and encouraging language.
Using a powerful AI classification engine.
Reflect AI is a proprietary system trained on a large language model with 13 billion parameters and over 800GB of text. It has thousands of professionally hand-written training sentences based on a careful study of harmful and unlawful language, resulting in a LLM that can identify dozens of types of helpful and harmful language.
Reflect AI for Gmail™
Get feedback while composing emails to ensure your messages are as risk-free and respectful as possible. Our add-on and extension for Gmail™ allow users an opportunity to reconsider and rephrase language that may be harmful — before hitting “send.”
A BETA extension for Google Meet™ is also available.
Weekly communication summaries and nudge coaching.
Reflect AI generates proprietary lessons, stories, and deeper knowledge dives, based on the user’s communication strengths and weaknesses, delivering personalized real-time learning at scale.
Available in the add-ons for Microsoft Outlook™ and Gmail™
What people are saying.
“I work with multiple businesses and their employees as we insure for general liability concerns. Alphy has become a go-to solution to protect our clients and my insurance business.”
– Stephanie, insurance business owner
“This is a perfect tool for our startup.We can’t afford an HR department, but we now have a monitor for bad language and teacher for good language.”
– Steve, co-founder of a tech startup
“Using Reflect helped me to pause and consider my language before sending an email. It also offered suggestions, helping me communicate clearly, equitably, and professionally.”
– Hannah, children’s book buyer
“I have become more considerate when communicating professionally and personally.”
– Amanda, operations manager, tech company
“I appreciate how it keeps my guys from writing stupid sh** and costing me a lot of headaches and lawsuits.”
– Todd, commercial construction company
“Reflect helps me write better emails.”
– Sakib, software developer
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