Lemyto owns its stupidity: no neural network hidden in a cloud, no robot reading minds and still no quantum toaster. The site prefers an understandable rule to an unverifiable prophecy.
The engine combines local rules, editorial content, weights and measured randomness. It detects comedic signals, never truth.
Lemyto infers neither character, intelligence nor real honesty. It identifies no person, builds no profile and cannot know whether a story is true. It only scores how the sentence plays with the codes of nonsense.
Ordinary scans do not send your sentence to a remote AI service. Suggestions come from editorial text banks and local combinations. It is more limited, but far easier to explain and control.
Playback uses browser speech synthesis. Dictation depends on speech recognition offered by the device and may not exist, notably on some Firefox versions. The microphone starts only after an explicit action.
Do not enter secrets, use Lemyto to harass or humiliate anyone, or wave a score in court, a job interview, a medical appointment or a serious argument. Lemyto is a parody: the mask has a big mouth, not authority.
