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You both take the SBTI personality test, and we break down your compatibility across 5 models × 15 dimensions. Where you just click, and where you're doomed to clash — one test and you'll know.
You and your friend each take the SBTI personality test
Get your personality DNA (shown on your result page)
Enter both DNAs to reveal your chemistry formula
The SBTI compatibility test compares you two dimension by dimension — self-image, emotions, attitude, action style, social mode — and builds a chemistry report that belongs to you two alone. Not astrology. Data.
Send it to a friend, coworker, or your crush. One link, game on. Next time you hang out, skip the small talk and roast each other's report instead.
See exactly where you vibe, where there's friction, and what might blow up at any moment. Green, yellow, red — crystal clear.
Combine your DNAs and get results on the spot. Basic report is completely free. Want the deep dive? Unlock the full version.
The system compares your scores across 15 psychological sub-dimensions, calculates the gap on each one, and produces an overall chemistry index. Green = in sync, yellow = tension, red = conflict alert.
MBTI compatibility is a 16-type lookup chart — same verdict for everyone with your types. SBTI compares your actual scores across 15 dimensions and computes a formula unique to you two. Not a chart. A measurement.
The basic chemistry report (match score + 5-dimension color map + archetype) is completely free. For the full breakdown with communication dictionary and survival guide, you can unlock the premium version.
Anyone. Friends, coworkers, family, partners, your secret crush — as long as they've taken the SBTI test too.
No. They can only see your personality type code and the chemistry report. Your individual answers and detailed dimension scores stay private.
SBTI is for entertainment. The match score is an algorithm-generated number based on dimension similarity, not a verdict on your relationship. Sometimes opposite combos are way more interesting. All green is honestly kind of boring.