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Relationship Check-In

A private self-assessment to understand patterns in conflict, safety, and connection — without blame.

Educational only. Not therapy, medical advice, legal advice, or crisis intervention.
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Safety Note

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Education-first

This check-in surfaces patterns and next steps using neutral language. It does not diagnose, label, or determine who is a victim or abuser.

How is your relationship going?

Answer ~20 quick questions about emotional safety, conflict behavior, control & autonomy, accountability & repair, and stress load. You can skip any item. Answers stay on your device unless you choose to save locally.

No account. No backend. You can clear everything at any time.

Question 1 of 23Estimated time: 3–5 minutes
Emotional Safety

You can answer or choose “Prefer not to answer.” Nothing is saved unless you opt in.

I feel safe sharing how I feel without it being used against me later.

Results (pattern-based, not a diagnosis)

Higher scores mean more strain in that domain. Insights suggest next steps; they do not label anyone.

Emotional Safety

How steady, respected, and emotionally safe the relationship feels day-to-day.

Answered 0 of 5

Conflict Behavior

How conflict starts, escalates, and resolves.

Answered 0 of 4

Control & Autonomy

Boundaries, monitoring, and freedom to make decisions.

Answered 0 of 5

Accountability & Repair

How well apologies, repair attempts, and follow-through happen after conflict.

Answered 0 of 4

Stress Load

How external stress spills into the relationship and conflict patterns.

Answered 0 of 5

What this might mean

Patterns look steadier right now

Current responses show more steady patterns. Keep practicing de-escalation, boundaries, and stress buffers to maintain stability.

What you can do next

These are educational resources, not therapy, legal advice, or crisis intervention.

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