Small problems. Main-character energy.

Am I being dramatic?

Your side of the story. One very opinionated AI. A fictional drama score that belongs in the group chat—not a courtroom.

In development · A little perspective, not professional advice.

Drama Meter hero
Because someone has to be the problem.

Our ground rules

Cheeky. Never cruel.

Fictional scores. Real self-awareness.

Sharing should always be your call.

The planned experience

Less overthinking.
More punchline.

For the stolen leftovers, ambiguous texts, and meetings that could have been an email.

01

Spill the short version.

Up to 500 characters. Pick Dating, Friendship, Family, Roommates, or Work. No names needed; the plot is enough.

02

Get a lovingly unserious verdict.

The planned AI verdict pairs a fictional 0–100% drama score with a specific explanation and a one-line mic drop.

03

Keep it. Or send it to the chat.

Branded download cards and explicitly opt-in, sanitized share links are planned. Your original story should never publish automatically.

A taste of the verdictIllustrative only
Drama Meter / Roommates
82%

Fictional drama score · Written sample, not an AI result

The oat milk has
entered litigation.

Your roommate finished your oat milk, so you drafted a fridge constitution. Fair to want a replacement. Slightly theatrical to introduce amendments. This is a breakfast dispute with the production budget of a political thriller.

Maybe start with a sticky note, not a senate.

Am I Being Dramatic? / Drama Meter

Entertainment, not objective truth. Serious or dangerous situations deserve care—not a roast.

Coming with a sense of humor

Your group chat has opinions.
We have a meter.

The verdict generator is still in development. Until then, meet the kind of harmless chaos we’re here for.

See the sample verdict