Describe the one you want
Write the values and temperament of someone you’d want to know. No photos, no height filters, no “types”.
Vision reads what you value, how you create closeness, and how the person you seek differs from who you are — from your own conversation, not a questionnaire.
“You look for lightness you don’t lead with.”
You start with someone you imagine — and end up with a clearer picture of yourself.
Write the values and temperament of someone you’d want to know. No photos, no height filters, no “types”.
Chat with an image of the person you described. No script. Vision notices how much you share, whether you respond to what was said, and whether you name what you value.
Not a personality type. A portrait of what you seek, how you build closeness and how it shifts over months. It works without meeting anyone — and it can disagree with you.
“You look for lightness you don’t lead with.”
Sometimes we seek in others the qualities we haven’t yet allowed ourselves.
Self-reported traits explain very little about how a specific pair will actually do together.
Attending to what the other person revealed, saying appreciation out loud, and opening up in turn — these predict how things go.
Vision measures them from real conversation and weighs how two people build closeness, not how similar they look on paper.
It’s always clearly labeled as an image. No pretending, ever.
View it, export it or delete it whenever you like — without asking anyone.
Everything works on your own. Any real meeting is slow, and always your choice.