Two perspectives. More to understand.
Two people can care about each other and still approach the same situation differently. DyadStudy is a free, not-for-profit couples reflection tool. It helps you explore how your selected choices match and differ across preferences, priorities, decisions, and approaches to solving problems.

The same situation. Your own choice.
Both partners consider the same scenarios and answer independently. For example, a weekend trip can involve trade-offs between cost, travel time, comfort, and flexibility. The point is to compare what you choose, then discuss what mattered to each of you. You can need more context or skip a question. There is no prize for choosing the same answer.

Four sessions. About two weeks.
Four sessions open on days zero, three, seven, and twelve after pairing. Each session has twenty-six questions. Some questions repeat across sessions. You use your own private return key to come back. After both partners finish and separately agree to share, the report compares your responses.

One overall score. Sixteen facets.
The report describes response matching overall and across sixteen facets. The overall score gives each facet equal weight and requires enough paired answers across all sixteen facets. Higher means more matching choices in these scenarios. Lower means more different choices. Eighty percent does not mean eighty percent compatible, or an eighty percent chance of relationship success.

A conversation prompt. Never a verdict.
DyadStudy does not establish compatibility, predict marriage success or separation, or assess relationship health. It does not diagnose either partner, provide therapy, or test actual problem-solving skill. Matching answers can have different reasons, and different answers can open a useful conversation. Ask: What were you prioritizing? What context was missing? What could we try together?

Transparent about the evidence.
The questions underwent documented AI-assisted content review across OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, and Grok. That process helped identify wording issues and conflicting interpretations. It has not established validity with real couples, and it is not evidence that AI review is better than human validation. You can read the methodology and its limits on the website.

Your answers. Your choice.
The service does not ask for your name or email. Your private answers are stored for the reflection service. The coded records are pseudonymous, not anonymous. Research is off by default. Each partner decides independently, and both must currently opt in before the couple's answers can enter new research exports. Declining research does not limit your reflection or report. You can withdraw permission in your dashboard. Read the consent page for the five-year research retention period and withdrawal limits, including completed aggregate findings.

Start with curiosity.
Visit dyad dot vohux dot com to browse the questions, read the disclosures, and begin when you are both ready. Answer separately. Explore your differences. Make room for a better conversation.