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How to Apologize, Without the Escape Hatch

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A private, in-browser instrument for building an apology from four parts: the act, the cost, the change, and the ask.

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This sharply written workbench treats apology as a practical ethical mechanism, rejecting familiar counterfeits such as “I'm sorry you feel that way” and “Mistakes were made.” It stores nothing and sends nothing: close the tab, and the draft is gone—by design.

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