How you see yourself vs how they see you. Two people, one phone, forty words.
How it works
Each of you privately picks 6 words for yourself, then 6 for the other player. Your picks collect in a tray at the top — tap one there to drop it. Pass the phone in between — nothing shows until you're both done.
Then one page, numbers first: how clearly you see each other, where your words land on the Big Five — openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, neuroticism — as you see yourself and as they see you, and both windows — Open (you both picked it), Hidden (only you claimed it), Blind spot (only they see it), and Unknown.
Close words count. Every word sits on the Big Five's thirty facets, so a pair that means nearly the same thing — Warm ≈ Kind, Quiet ≈ Private, Spontaneous ≈ Impulsive — is scored as a match, weighted by how close they are.
The blind spots are the conversation. The page ends with three things to ask each other.
For fun and conversation — a game, not a psychological assessment.
Answers stay on this phone and are never uploaded. Kreeda
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Pass 1 of 2
0 of 6 picked
The verdict
Open — you both picked itBlind — only they see itHidden — only you claimed it≈ close words count — Warm ≈ Kind, Quiet ≈ Private