This is the real report, on a couple who do not exist. Nothing is blurred and nothing is held back for a paywall — a blurred sample would be selling a blur. Switch between the three depths to see how much more the longer versions actually tell you, then take it yourself if it looks worth the twenty minutes.
Most compatibility tests make you answer forty questions before they will tell you what the output even looks like. This is the output. Read it, decide it is not for you, and you have lost a minute instead of half an hour.
Quick is 24 questions and about three minutes each; standard is 45; complete is 70 and unlocks the sections that need more evidence to say anything honest — conflict style, money, future goals, the roles you each fall into. The tabs here swap between the same couple at each depth, so what you are comparing is the report, not two different couples.
The compatibility score is the share of answers that matched, weighted by how far apart the mismatches were. It measures agreement, not affection — which is why a couple who agree they are struggling can still score high, and why it cannot be talked up. The full explanation is on the test page.
No — the answers are made up, so nobody is being shown to you. The report itself is generated by exactly the same engine your own answers would run through.
Not in the example, and not in the free report. The paid unlock adds depth to your own report; what you see here is what the engine produces.
About three minutes each for the 24-question version, and around twenty minutes each for the 70-question one. You answer separately — one of you goes first, the screen covers, then the other answers blind.