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A Precision Relationship Assessment

Know yourself.
Know each other.

~100 carefully designed questions. 9 dimensions of self-knowledge. Built for people willing to see themselves — and their relationships — with uncommon honesty.

"Most relationship tools tell you what you want to hear. This one tells you what you need to know."

Grounded Pillars is designed for the rare person who believes genuine self-understanding — even when uncomfortable — is the foundation of every relationship worth having. If you're looking for validation, this probably isn't for you. If you're looking for truth, you're in the right place.

🔍9 dimensions. Revealed at the end.The assessment measures across nine distinct areas — personality, attachment, relationships, physical health, faith orientation, moral foundations, and more. You'll see your full profile when your results arrive. This is intentional.
25–30 minutesTake it in one sitting when you're rested and uninterrupted. The quality of your results depends entirely on the quality of your attention.
🔒Private by designYour results live in your browser. Nothing is transmitted or stored externally.
🔗Built for relationshipsTake it solo or with a partner, roommate, or collaborator. A shareable code at the end unlocks a compatibility report.
📐Grounded in researchBuilt on industry-standard psychometric instruments, developed and validated by leading researchers in personality, relationship, and moral psychology. Full citations in your results.
Step 2 · Readiness Assessment

Are you ready?

Genuine readiness for a serious relationship isn't about perfection — it's about wholeness. These questions are designed to surface patterns worth examining before you invite someone else into them.

Be honest. No one else sees these answers.

Step 3 · Values Alignment

What do you stand for?

Personality tells you how someone shows up. Values tell you what they are building toward.

These questions surface the convictions, commitments, and non-negotiables that determine whether two lives can actually merge. Answer honestly — compatibility analysis only works if the inputs are true.

Money & Provision
Financial incompatibility is one of the top drivers of relationship dissolution. These questions surface your actual philosophy, not your aspirations.
Family & Structure
Expectations about children, roles, and family structure are among the least negotiable compatibility variables.
Lifestyle & Ambition
How you spend time, where you want to live, and how you define a good life.
Mind & Worldview
Intellectual culture and political worldview alignment — not about agreement on every issue, but about shared frameworks for thinking about the world.
Faith & Spiritual Life
Select your faith identity. Additional questions specific to your tradition will appear.
Expectations & Roles
For each domain, indicate how it was handled in your family of origin — then how you expect it to work in your own relationship. The gap is often where friction lives.
Sexuality & Intimacy
Physical and emotional intimacy are central to long-term partnership health. Choose your preferred question depth:
Dealbreakers
Select every item that is genuinely non-negotiable for you. Be honest — these become your stated compatibility filters.
Ready to see your values profile?

Your answers generate a values code that pairs with your Step 1 archetype code for compatibility analysis in Step 4.

Your Values Profile
Your Values Code pairs with your Step 1 Archetype Code to generate a full compatibility report in Step 4. Share both codes with a potential partner so they can complete their own assessment — the report compares your profiles across every dimension.
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Step 4 · Compatibility Report

Are you compatible?

Enter two result codes to generate a side-by-side compatibility report across every dimension. Both people should have completed the Step 1 assessment first.

Enter Two Result Codes
Result codes are 8 characters and appear on the results page after completing Step 1. Each person should complete the assessment independently before comparing.
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Before your results —
a few quick questions.

These help us contextualize your scores. All optional — skip any you'd prefer not to answer.

Gender
Age
Relationship Status
Relationship Length
Faith Tradition
Children

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Your Closest Profile
Shadow Archetype
When this profile goes wrong
Your Four Pillars
Physical · Mind · Spiritual · Social
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Mind
Spiritual
Social
Cross-Framework Snapshot
Attachment Style
Love Language
Conflict Patterns
Personality Structure
True Colors
Narcissism Index
Faith Orientation
Moral Foundations
Physical Health
Your Result Code

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Clinical-Grade Assessment
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The free assessment uses proxy questions. The Deep Dive uses the actual validated instruments — 230 items across 6 clinical-grade tools. Same archetype system. Real percentile scores.
✓ 100-item BFAS (JP's instrument) ✓ ECR-R attachment (36 items) ✓ Clinical percentile scores
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~45 minutes · Unlock includes partner compatibility report
About this Assessment Grounded Pillars is a self-reflection tool grounded in industry-standard psychometric instruments. It is not a clinical diagnostic and should not be used as a substitute for professional psychological evaluation.
Primary Sources
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