Assessment
Relationship Pattern AI Report
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Assessment
This assessment looks at how you show up in close relationships: your attachment style, how you handle conflict, where your boundaries blur, and the recurring kind of connection that tends to repeat for you. It draws on the psychology of attachment and relational patterns rather than star signs or surface quizzes.
Across 47 short statements it scores several relationship dimensions and identifies a main pattern (and a secondary one) — the underlying loop that shapes how you connect, argue, and pull close or pull away.
As soon as you finish, you see your category scores and your identified pattern for free — a clear snapshot of the loop, with no signup.
The paid AI report turns that into a warm, practical read: what your pattern looks like day to day, why it keeps repeating, your boundary blind spots, and concrete steps to recognize the cycle and build healthier relationships. The free snapshot comes first, so you decide before you pay.
It works whether or not you are currently in a relationship — a few questions about relationship satisfaction only appear if you say you are partnered, so the result fits your situation. It is built for self-reflection, not to diagnose you or your partner.
This is a tool for insight, not a clinical assessment or a substitute for advice from a therapist.
Your attachment style, conflict pattern, boundary blind spots, and the recurring type of connection that tends to repeat — plus a main and secondary pattern label that name the underlying loop.
No. It works for anyone. If you say you are currently partnered, a short extra section about relationship satisfaction is added; otherwise it is skipped.
Yes. Your category scores and identified pattern are shown for free the moment you finish, with no signup. The full written AI report is the paid part.
Around five to seven minutes — 47 short statements rated on a simple scale.
It draws on attachment and relational-pattern psychology, scored deterministically into category bands and rule-based pattern labels before the report is written. It is for self-understanding, not a clinical diagnosis.
Yes. You can create a private, opt-in share link with a visual results card; your email is never shared.