HONEST, NOT MEAN.
How SEENLI works
You have a view of yourself. Your friends may see something different. SEENLI lets you compare those perspectives through personality cards.
1. Rate yourself
Start with five private Self View cards. Choose how much each trait feels like you, or choose Can’t tell. You can keep going or edit your answers.
2. Share your link
Verify your email and choose a unique username, then share your personal link with friends. Friends can give their read without creating an account. Checking ratings already received is another way to start.
3. Compare your views
Your report compares your Self View with eligible grouped Friend View feedback. Each item needs at least three distinct current scored rating identities before a result appears. Missing feedback stays missing.
Questions about SEENLI
What do the scores mean?
Scores describe how strongly people currently associate a trait with you on a 0–100 scale. They are perceptions, not facts, a measure of your worth or a diagnosis. Can’t tell does not add a score.
Can I see who gave each answer?
Recipients see eligible grouped feedback, not individual answers or contributor names. Each item needs three scored rating identities. Knowing whom you invited, overlapping samples or later changes may still give clues. Rating identities are not proof of distinct people, and perfect anonymity is not guaranteed.
What is public?
Your username, profile photo, short bio and optional Instagram handle are public profile information. Your email and Self View stay private. Sharing a personal link is your choice. See the privacy page for details and limitations.
Do I need to rate someone else to see my report?
No. A verified owner can read eligible grouped results without a separate contribution task. Results still need the per-item minimum.
Do I have to use sensitive traits?
No. Unfiltered traits are off by default and require adult eligibility and explicit consent. Standard Self View and Friend View comparisons do not require them.