live MeDo app
The official hackathon build runs on MeDo's public app URL and is the first try-it-out link on Devpost.
app-blctm8xh2io1.appmedo.combuilt with MeDo for Devpost
read the message before you answer it.
Tells Lite is a tiny private board for the moment when a message, profile, or draft reply keeps looping in your head. Paste it, choose the situation, and get a calmer first read before you send the next sentence.
live MeDo app
live Devpost project
no account required for judges
sample read
literalnot a no
riskopen-ended delay
replyclear, calm boundary
public proof
one project, three judge-safe paths.
Devpost listing
The public project page is live under the name Tells Lite. Hackathon placement should be verified from Devpost itself before anyone claims more than that.
devpost.com/software/tells-litesupporting demo
This page mirrors the core interaction and gives judges a second clean place to inspect the product logic.
jump to the local demo boardjudge route
follow the same fast path used for the demo recording.
start with the native MeDo app
Open the official app first so judges see the real hackathon build before any supporting material.
open the live appjump through the three support cases
Each shortcut opens the same local mirror and lands on a ready-made case for a quick second pass or clean screen recording.
close on the public project page
Use the Devpost listing to confirm the public title, tagline, and live link chain without claiming hackathon entry state from this page alone.
open the Devpost projectjudge walkthrough
a 90-second path through the product.
pick a real-feeling case
Use one of the built-in demo scenarios or paste your own message, profile, or draft reply.
read the pressure without roleplay
The output stays grounded in the text: what is said, what is missing, what pressure is present, and what not to over-read.
leave with a calmer next move
Each case ends with a safer reply direction instead of a verdict, label, or fake certainty.
runs in the browser
no signup required
local private notes
three built-in demo cases
native demo handoff
the next artifact is narrower now.
a 25-second native motion clip of the live MeDo app.
This is a real desktop browser session driven against app-blctm8xh2io1.appmedo.com. It is not a narrated demo and it does not replace the planned 60-90s owner-led recording. It is a fallback motion artifact for the submission window.
app first, proof strip second, project close last.
- Open the native MeDo home screen and show the first scenario cards.
- Run message, profile, and heated-reply cases without tab-hunting or scroll detours.
- Show the support-demo trust strip only after the native flow is clear.
- Close on the public Devpost project so the public link chain stays visible.
what this page can say without over-claiming.
- live MeDo app
- live public Devpost project
- support reel built from verified public surfaces
- no claim about first-50 ranking or Discord showcase status
private scratchpad
paste the thing you are stuck on.
Tells Lite read
a delay wrapped in reassurance
they are asking for space without fully closing the conversation.
there is no time frame, no next step, and no clear promise to return to the conversation.
the reassurance lowers your alarm while the undefined delay keeps control of timing on their side.
“i can give you space. i also need a clear time to come back to this, otherwise i’m left waiting without knowing what we are doing.”
best used when you need a calmer reply without pretending you know the whole story.
three real-feeling use cases
not therapy. not a verdict. just a clearer first read.
the message that sounds warm but changes nothing
separate reassurance from commitment, spot open-ended deferral, and answer without chasing.
the bio with charm, status, and a quiet warning label
notice who the person is writing for, what they over-explain, and what kind of attention they invite.
the sentence you want to send while angry
test a firmer version that keeps the boundary without handing the other person an easy fight.
why it exists
some texts need a second pair of eyes before a second message.
Tells Lite is a Devpost/MeDo demo from vøiddo. It keeps the product text-first on purpose: no avatars, no fake psychology labels, no noisy dashboard. The value is in slowing the moment down and giving you language you can actually use.