Do your friends really know you?

Everyone carries two positions: where you actually stand, and where the people around you think you stand. The gap between them is the most underrated reading there is — it’s where you are chronically misread.

You answer eighteen yes-or-no’s about yourself and get a share link. Each friend answers the same eighteen as you — “would they say yes?” — and the reveal shows their guess against your truth, dot against dot. As guesses pile up, you see the pattern: which dimension your circle systematically gets wrong.

Your position is stored under a random code so your friends’ links work — no account, no email, first names optional. A lens, not a diagnosis.