Soul Compare
The dynamic between two people. Never a verdict.
Comparison begins only after two people choose it. It shows complement, friction and useful questions without exposing either person's private answers.
One of you sends a private code
There is no directory to find someone in. A comparison begins with a single-use code you hand to a specific person.
Both of you agree, separately
Each person confirms their own consent. Until both are live, nothing is computed and nothing is shown.
The overlap is measured
Similarity where similarity matters, complement where difference helps, and dealbreakers treated as dealbreakers — computed, not guessed.
You get a shared reading, not a verdict
Where you meet easily, where effort will be needed, and what's worth talking about — with a score that is explained rather than invented.
Reflects first
67% confidence
Speaks to think
74% confidence
Likely translation gap
Silence means care to one of you. Distance to the other.
The difference is not scored as good or bad. SoulOne shows the pattern, where it may create friction, and a question worth discussing together.
Try asking
“When you go quiet during conflict, what do you need me to understand?”
Consent is not onboarding copy. It is system behavior.
- Neither of you can see the other's answers, ever.
- No raw answers appear in a shared report.
- Either person can withdraw consent and the report stops being available.
- A low score is described as a difference to understand, not a failure.
- There is no ranking, no leaderboard, and no browsing of other people.
Your evidence. Your interpretation.