TWO PEOPLE. MORE THAN A SCORE.

Friendship compatibility test

Compare how you recharge, make plans, or approach a disagreement. Find something useful to ask each other.

Bring a friend’s result

Complete a test, then send your invitation link. Your friend can take the same test and see the comparison. Already have a link? Paste it here.

01 / 4–6 MIN

SBTI personality test

30 everyday situations. 15 preferences. A personality card that might make your friends say: that is so you. Start with your honest first reaction.

Find your side
02 / 4–5 MIN

16-type personality preferences

24 original questions about energy, information, decisions, and planning. Explore four familiar preference pairs. A close score stays uncertain: X means neither side clearly leads.

Find your side
03 / 2–3 MIN

Your everyday character

12 little moments: the Friday-night group chat, a cancelled plan, a friend who needs you. Meet the character hiding in your everyday choices.

Find your side
04 / 3–5 MIN

Hidden strengths test

Find the contribution you make without noticing: expression, curiosity, care, structure, action, or steadiness. 18 everyday statements help you put it into words.

Find your side
05 / 2 MIN

Social energy test

A crowded table or one good conversation? Eight questions explore how you recharge and how much planning helps you enjoy time together.

Find your side
06 / 2–3 MIN

Conflict style test

One person needs a pause. Another wants to talk now. Ten questions help you explain your timing and ask for what makes a hard conversation easier.

Find your side

How the friendship comparison works

Both people take the same version of a test. We compare each preference separately and suggest a conversation where the answers differ. We also point out where you do not have strongly opposing preferences. There is no overall compatibility percentage: a shared preference does not guarantee a good relationship, and a difference does not predict failure.

An invitation contains the test type and preference summary you choose to share, not your original answers. Anyone with the link can view that summary. You can revoke your links from My Self. Keep private questions out of a public discussion.

Read: finding a plan for both of you