You type blind
Your question becomes the raw material. Each character occupies one position in the signal.
WHAT IS YOUR NAME
Contact Deck never pulls a finished answer from nowhere. Every result begins with the keys you physically typed.
Your question becomes the raw material. Each character occupies one position in the signal.
WHAT IS YOUR NAME
Every letter moves to a neighbouring key. Spaces can become gaps or bottom-row keys.
W→Q H→Y A→S T→R
The algorithm ignores the original word boundaries and measures nearby word matches.
... YWTS ...
Only supported matches become words. The rest stays visible as unresolved static.
... HERE ...
Each received character is a real keyboard neighbour of the corresponding letter—not a randomly inserted word.
A response is deliberately imperfect: Contact Deck limits how many matches can surface, so evidence appears inside noise rather than as a manufactured sentence.