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Passive-Aggressive Email Translator

Paste a suspiciously polite office email to explore its likely subtext, or turn a blunt workplace thought into restrained corporate language. Decode mode explores likely subtext rather than claiming certainty — corporate phrases are not automatically hostile — while Encode mode keeps frustration professional and workplace-safe. Important names, dates, deadlines, and numbers stay intact, the tool will not create threats, humiliation, or fake HR escalation, and for a serious issue a direct, respectful message is often better.

Decode explores what a workplace message may imply. Encode turns blunt wording into polished, office-safe language.
Names, dates, requests, deadlines, numbers, and other important details are preserved.
Context only — this does not grant either person authority, blame, or decision rights.
Style changes the presentation, not the facts or certainty.
Include only facts that should influence the interpretation or rewrite.
List names, dates, numbers, project names, phrases, or terms that must remain exact.