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I was terrified my employer would somehow find out. My hands were literally shaking when I signed up. But the report had nothing that could identify me — no name, no company. I wish I'd had the courage to try this sooner.

For two years I kept asking myself: is this actually workplace bullying, or am I just being too sensitive? When the analysis came back, it felt like the first time anyone had said, 'No — you're not imagining it.'

I couldn't talk to anyone. My friends told me to 'toughen up', my family worried I'd lose my job if I made a fuss. Being able to lay it all out — even just to an AI — and see 'this situation is serious' on screen was an enormous relief.

I was heading to an employment lawyer but had no idea how to explain my situation. In five minutes this tool gave me a clear summary of what had happened, which laws applied, and exactly what I needed to bring to the meeting.

Three years of putting up with everything because I assumed nothing would come of it. When I ran the redundancy simulation and saw what I was actually entitled to, that was the moment I decided enough was enough.

The hardest part was knowing where to start. The action plan in the report laid out exactly what to do on day one, in the first week, and in the first month. I held on to that plan.

I expected a long form to fill in. I didn't expect it to be done in two minutes. A few questions, I described what happened, and the result came back. My first reaction was: 'Is it really that straightforward?'

I did the first analysis for free, then used it again after things escalated. Seeing how much stronger my evidence base had become the second time round gave me a real boost.

I was terrified my employer would somehow find out. My hands were literally shaking when I signed up. But the report had nothing that could identify me — no name, no company. I wish I'd had the courage to try this sooner.

For two years I kept asking myself: is this actually workplace bullying, or am I just being too sensitive? When the analysis came back, it felt like the first time anyone had said, 'No — you're not imagining it.'

I couldn't talk to anyone. My friends told me to 'toughen up', my family worried I'd lose my job if I made a fuss. Being able to lay it all out — even just to an AI — and see 'this situation is serious' on screen was an enormous relief.

I was heading to an employment lawyer but had no idea how to explain my situation. In five minutes this tool gave me a clear summary of what had happened, which laws applied, and exactly what I needed to bring to the meeting.

Three years of putting up with everything because I assumed nothing would come of it. When I ran the redundancy simulation and saw what I was actually entitled to, that was the moment I decided enough was enough.

The hardest part was knowing where to start. The action plan in the report laid out exactly what to do on day one, in the first week, and in the first month. I held on to that plan.

I expected a long form to fill in. I didn't expect it to be done in two minutes. A few questions, I described what happened, and the result came back. My first reaction was: 'Is it really that straightforward?'

I did the first analysis for free, then used it again after things escalated. Seeing how much stronger my evidence base had become the second time round gave me a real boost.