Build a compatibility questionnaire for a prospective partner, roommate, or friend. Their answers remain anonymous but give you a compatibility score and a heads-up on any relationship deal breakers.
This decides the pool of everyday questions we mix in around your private ones — or skip it entirely and write everything yourself.
Write anything you actually want an honest answer to. Rate each answer as it comes to you — green if it's ideal, amber if it's fine, red if it's a deal breaker. We'll clean up the wording later so nothing stands out.
Pulled automatically from the romantic partner pool to blend in around yours. Rate any answer green/yellow/red if you'd like it to count toward compatibility too. Leave a question untouched and it'll just show up as a fun fact in your results.
Browse by category and use one as a starting point — you can edit the wording and every rating before adding it.
Add at least one question of your own, or rate at least one random question, to continue.
Shuffled together, unlabeled. Take a look and make sure nothing gives away which questions are yours.
Tap one to check its status or view results.
Someone sent you a short questionnaire. Enter the code they gave you to begin. Answer everything honestly — there's no way to tell which questions matter most to them, so just be yourself.
Your answers have been recorded. The person who sent this will only see a general compatibility read — never which specific answers were which.
Build your own questionnaire and find out if you're compatible — takes about a minute.
You can rate any answer — on a question you wrote, or on one of the random questions we picked for you — as green, amber, or red. Your match answers everything in one shuffled, unlabeled list, so they can't tell which questions carry a rating and which don't.
You'll get back a general compatibility read plus a deal-breaker check. The deal-breaker check triggers the moment any one of your red-rated answers comes back red. To keep that anonymous, you're required to mark red on at least two different questions before you can send — that way, even a single trigger can never be traced back to one specific question or answer.
This means you should genuinely consider at least two answers true dealbreakers if you want this protection to mean something. Anything you leave unrated just shows up as a plain fact in your results.
Right now, only one question in this questionnaire has a red answer on it. The deal-breaker check triggers the moment that single red answer comes back — which means if it triggers, you'd know exactly which question caused it, and so exactly how they answered it.
To keep their answers anonymous, a questionnaire needs either no deal-breaker questions or at least two. Rate one more answer as red somewhere in your questions, or clear the one you have, before continuing.
The free plan includes one questionnaire and up to 6 questions of your own. A one-time upgrade unlocks unlimited questionnaires, unlimited questions, and the AI wording-polish and question-generation tools. No subscription — pay once, keep it.
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