An evidence-based, clinically grounded app for personality and compatibility assessment.
Validated via multivariate analyses of real-world data from over 300 adults and more than 100 couples, under the supervision of Tetsuo Fukushima, clinical psychologist/licensed psychologist (Professor at Otsuma Women’s University/Dean of the Faculty of Human Relations; Director of the Seijo Counseling Office). While drawing on the strengths of MBTI and the Big Five, it addresses their weaknesses (e.g., “MBTI has limited empirical support; the Big Five often remains descriptive of types yet is weaker at predicting behavior and compatibility”) and offers concrete ways to translate insights into everyday action.
Features
• Personality analysis (32 questions): determines your type and provides concrete action guidelines for work, interpersonal relationships, and emotional fluctuations.
• Compatibility assessment: checks compatibility with someone whose personality has been analyzed; role-specific views are available (partner, family, parent–child, friends, coworkers).
• “Today’s Advice”: one-line, type-based messages you can use daily to support behavior change.
• Theoretical background: begins with Jung’s typology and integrates Cloninger’s temperament-and-character theory, social psychology (homophily/heterophily), and the Polyvagal Theory as recent clinical insights.
• Earnest self-care: not fortune-telling; supports “starting small within what’s feasible” from an empirical and clinical perspective.
Who it’s for
• Those who want guidance for change rather than stopping at type labels.
• Those who want to concretely improve relationships with partners, family, or colleagues (the compatibility assessment is intentionally candid and realistic).
• Those who want to express their individuality through small daily habits.
Supervision
• Tetsuo Fukushima
Professor at Otsuma Women’s University (Dean of the Faculty of Human Relations) / Director of the Seijo Counseling Office.
Clinical psychologist and licensed psychologist, reflecting long experience in research, education, and clinical practice.
Notes on use
• This app is not intended for medical diagnosis or treatment. If you experience physical or mental distress, please consult an appropriate professional service.
Validated via multivariate analyses of real-world data from over 300 adults and more than 100 couples, under the supervision of Tetsuo Fukushima, clinical psychologist/licensed psychologist (Professor at Otsuma Women’s University/Dean of the Faculty of Human Relations; Director of the Seijo Counseling Office). While drawing on the strengths of MBTI and the Big Five, it addresses their weaknesses (e.g., “MBTI has limited empirical support; the Big Five often remains descriptive of types yet is weaker at predicting behavior and compatibility”) and offers concrete ways to translate insights into everyday action.
Features
• Personality analysis (32 questions): determines your type and provides concrete action guidelines for work, interpersonal relationships, and emotional fluctuations.
• Compatibility assessment: checks compatibility with someone whose personality has been analyzed; role-specific views are available (partner, family, parent–child, friends, coworkers).
• “Today’s Advice”: one-line, type-based messages you can use daily to support behavior change.
• Theoretical background: begins with Jung’s typology and integrates Cloninger’s temperament-and-character theory, social psychology (homophily/heterophily), and the Polyvagal Theory as recent clinical insights.
• Earnest self-care: not fortune-telling; supports “starting small within what’s feasible” from an empirical and clinical perspective.
Who it’s for
• Those who want guidance for change rather than stopping at type labels.
• Those who want to concretely improve relationships with partners, family, or colleagues (the compatibility assessment is intentionally candid and realistic).
• Those who want to express their individuality through small daily habits.
Supervision
• Tetsuo Fukushima
Professor at Otsuma Women’s University (Dean of the Faculty of Human Relations) / Director of the Seijo Counseling Office.
Clinical psychologist and licensed psychologist, reflecting long experience in research, education, and clinical practice.
Notes on use
• This app is not intended for medical diagnosis or treatment. If you experience physical or mental distress, please consult an appropriate professional service.
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