Your relationship, as art
Inside the Report · 3 min read
How one conversation becomes an original picture and a short verse, without sending the original messages to the image model.
Some relationships are easier to recognize in a picture than in a chart. A routine that felt like home, a distance you could never quite explain, the way two people kept finding a path back — those are the kinds of report findings the art tries to hold.
From report to image
In Made for you, the report can generate an original image inspired by its conclusions and counted patterns. The image model receives a compact description assembled from the report, not the original message text or quoted evidence. That boundary matters: a picture can represent the shape of a connection without needing the private conversation that produced it.
There is a written layer too
When the report includes a visual story, you may also see its title, a short note about the scene and an inspired verse you can unfold. The words are newly written from the analysis. They are not presented as something either person actually sent. If the report has too little material for a particular element, that element may be absent.
Keep what feels true
The art is an interpretation, and you do not have to agree with every detail. The useful test is whether it helps you name something the report found. Your Cards tab offers a separate, portrait-sized way to save and share concise findings, with names and original message text left off the cards.
The original messages are not sent to the image model. The image is made from the report’s findings.