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.