People end relationships over things they never said clearly, and stay in relationships over things they never checked. Between those two failures sits an enormous amount of avoidable damage — not caused by conflict, but by two people carrying confidently wrong models of each other.
Quizzes give a score. Therapy gives a room and a professional, which is often the right answer and is not always available. Between them there was nothing that simply showed two people, precisely, where they had drifted apart and where they had not. WORTH is that.
Both accounts stay intact
We never average two people into one number, and we never rank one perspective above the other.
Raw answers stay private
Your partner receives the interpretation of the distance, never the sentences you wrote.
No prediction we cannot support
No percentage chance of staying together. No compatibility score. We say what we measured and how.
No advice about leaving or staying
That decision belongs to the two people in the relationship. Our job ends at making the situation legible.
WORTH is early and built for couples. The category it belongs to — Relational Intelligence — is larger than that, and we will only extend into it when the couples product has earned the right. We would rather grow slowly and be trusted with something this private.