TellTrain

Most body-language advice is folklore. TellTrain is the training manual that tells you which cues research actually supports — and which ones to stop trusting. This is perception training for the observer. TellTrain never uses your camera, never scans a real person and never issues verdicts about anyone. It sharpens what you notice, then teaches you how much weight a signal deserves. A LIBRARY BUILT ON HONESTY 44 annotated signals across face and eyes, hands, posture, legs and voice. Every entry carries its meaning, the context that changes it, and an explicit "what it does NOT mean" block — because the wrong inference is worse than no inference. RELIABILITY RATINGS ON EVERY SIGNAL Each cue is labelled supported, context-dependent or myth-prone. Popular tells that the evidence does not back — gaze aversion, hidden hands — are flagged as myths rather than sold as secrets. You learn the…