Tiger's Eye Detector is an entertainment-first lie detection app that turns any question-and-answer exchange into a dramatic, shareable interrogation. You type a question, the subject records their answer out loud, and the app produces an instant reading with a truth-versus-lie percentage split, a vocal stress level, an eye-movement suspicion score, and a micro-expression score — all wrapped in a futuristic forensic interface complete with scan overlays and animated meters.

The app is built for anyone who enjoys a good party game: friends testing whether someone really ate the last slice of pizza, couples playfully grilling each other, streamers running live interrogation segments, or families looking for a fun conversation starter. Each question is analyzed independently, so you can build a session one question at a time and watch the readings shift as the conversation unfolds. Results can be shared straight to social media, making it easy to post your funniest truth or deception scores.

Tiger's Eye Detector is built on the Base44 platform by an independent developer who wanted to make deception analysis playful and accessible rather than clinical. The readings are generated by an AI model that references vocal, visual, and behavioral cues from the recorded answer — they are not scientifically validated and should never be used to make real accusations or serious decisions about a person. Everything here is designed for fun, curiosity, and a little dramatic flair.