About Narralogix
Narralogix is a behavioral analysis platform built to do something that has never been done at scale before — detect manipulative communication patterns in written text and give people language for what they are experiencing.
The platform is built on the Rose DARVO Scale, a proprietary nine-dimension behavioral scoring methodology developed from peer-reviewed research on coercive communication. DARVO — Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender — is a documented tactic used by perpetrators of interpersonal harm to deflect accountability, undermine credibility, and silence the people they have harmed. Research shows it was used by 72% of perpetrators when confronted over a harmful event. In controlled studies, exposure to DARVO caused observers to view perpetrators as less abusive and victims as more responsible — making claims three to ten times more likely to be declared unfounded. Nearly half (46%) of children in high-conflict custody situations show elevated risk of developing PTSD.
These are not abstract statistics. They describe what happens to real people in real situations — in family court, in workplaces, in relationships — when harmful communication goes unnamed and undocumented.
Narralogix was built to change that.
The platform analyzes submitted text and returns a structured behavioral readout — scoring DARVO component presence, identifying catch-22 communication traps by named type, and measuring additional behavioral markers of manipulation and coercive control across multiple dimensions. All findings are summarized in plain, observable behavioral language. It does not diagnose. It does not predict outcomes. It does not label people. It describes what was observed in the communication, and it gives users something solid to stand on.
Narralogix serves individuals navigating high-conflict dynamics, supported individuals working alongside advocates, professionals including therapists and attorneys who analyze communication on behalf of others, and institutions including law firms, HR departments, and organizations working in domestic violence intervention.
The platform holds a provisional patent with the USPTO (#64/018,921) and is currently in development.
