Privacy-first relationship intelligence

Discover how you love, why you love, and who you're meant to love.

An adaptive assessment turns your own answers into a transparent Love DNA profile — your patterns, your strengths, the things worth watching, and what a genuinely good match looks like for you.

For adults 18+. Educational and reflective — not therapy, diagnosis or clinical advice.

Sample Love DNA
Illustrative
01

Answer honestly

Short or comprehensive path. Every question explains why it is asked, and anything sensitive is skippable.

02

Get your Love DNA

Deterministic scoring you can inspect — no hidden model deciding who you are.

03

Practise it

Daily cards, journal prompts, check-ins and compatibility conversations that go somewhere.

Everything in one calm place

Adaptive assessment
One focused question at a time, chosen by what it will actually tell us. Pause and resume anytime.
Love DNA report
Fifteen scored dimensions, a blended archetype mix and plain-language explanations of every number.
Compatibility
Invite a partner. Comparison unlocks only after you both consent — or explore the labelled demo profile.
Relationship coach
A reflective chat that asks better questions. It will never tell you to stay or go.
Daily growth
A tip, a conversation starter, an exercise and a prompt. Streaks without shame mechanics.
Private journal
Mood tags, templates, search and favourites. Your entries never enter analytics.

Privacy and safety first

Your answers are yours. Partner comparison requires explicit consent from both people. Journals are excluded from all analytics. You can export or delete your data at any time.

  • Consent recorded separately for AI analysis, partner comparison and sensitive data
  • Sensitive sections are always skippable, never required
  • Clear crisis guidance — we never invent hotline numbers
  • No claim of clinical validation or guaranteed compatibility

What people say

Illustrative examples

“It named the thing I do when I get scared — kindly.”

Sam, 34 — illustrative

“We used the discussion prompts instead of arguing. That's new.”

R. & J. — illustrative

“The report explained where every number came from.”

Devon, 41 — illustrative

Frequently asked