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Relationship Health Calculator

Eight honest questions, one clear picture. See where your relationship is thriving — and the one area worth a real conversation tonight.

67,890 relationships assessed
For reflection, not diagnosis. For serious concerns or any form of abuse, please reach out to a licensed therapist or counselor.

What this relationship health check really measures

People search "breakup probability" when something feels off and they want a number to make the worry concrete. This tool gives you something more useful than a doom percentage: a structured snapshot of where your relationship actually stands across eight dimensions that relationship researchers consistently link to lasting partnerships. You answer in about a minute, and instead of a vague "are we okay?" you get four clear bars showing exactly where you are strong and where a little attention would go furthest.

Over 67,000 couples have run this check. Most do not use it because they think they are breaking up — they use it the way you'd use a quick health screening: to catch small things early and to celebrate what is quietly working. The score is the hook. The four-category breakdown is where the real conversation starts.

The eight questions, briefly

Each question maps to a pillar of a healthy relationship — and each scores from 1 to 5:

  • Communication — how openly you share thoughts, feelings and needs.
  • Conflict resolution — whether disagreements end in repair or in resentment.
  • Quality time — the amount and quality of time you actually spend together.
  • Intimacy — physical and emotional closeness.
  • Trust — the quiet foundation of safety and reliability.
  • Mutual support — how much you back each other's goals.
  • Happiness — your honest day-to-day satisfaction.
  • Future vision — whether you both see a path forward together.

How to use it

  1. Answer all eight honestly. Gut reaction beats overthinking — there are no wrong answers, only useful ones.
  2. Read your score and the four bars. The bars matter more than the headline number.
  3. Find your lowest bar and talk about it. Then share the result — the screen has one-tap buttons for Telegram, WhatsApp, X and copy-link.

What your score means

Your health score lands between 40% and 100%. Here is how to read the bands without spiralling over any of them:

  • 85–100%Thriving. Strong communication, deep trust, real closeness. Keep nurturing it — easy is not the same as automatic.
  • 70–84%Healthy. A solid foundation with one or two areas to polish. Pick your lowest bar and lean in.
  • 55–69%Room for growth. Real strengths and real patterns to address — caught early, while still very workable.
  • 40–54%Serious concerns. Significant challenges that deserve attention now. Not doomed — but worth professional support.

The four result categories

Communication is how openly and clearly you share with each other. Emotional Bond is the depth of closeness and feeling understood. Compatibility covers trust, fair conflict and teamwork. Growth Potential is how optimistic you both are about a shared future. A high bond with low compatibility is a very different relationship from the reverse — the bars tell that story.

Is this a real breakup predictor?

Honestly, no — and that is by design. No questionnaire can predict whether two people will stay together, because that depends on choices you both make every day. What it can do is turn a fuzzy anxiety into eight specific, talkable dimensions. Treat your result as a mirror and a conversation starter, never a verdict. If a low score stings, that reaction is itself worth discussing — out loud, together.

From a number to a better night in

A score is a starting line. If you want to turn awareness into actual connection, our couples games are built for exactly that — low pressure, high payoff, playable on a phone. Open up easily with a round of Truth or Dare, line up a whole year of intentional date ideas with the intimacy calendar, or trade quiet wishes in Tic-Tac-Wishes. Curious which games fit you best? Our guide to the best sex games for couples walks through all of them.

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For guidance and reflection only. This calculator cannot diagnose relationship problems or predict whether a relationship will succeed or end. Every relationship is unique. For serious concerns, recurring conflict, or any form of abuse, please seek help from a licensed therapist or counselor. In the US, the National Domestic Violence Hotline is 1-800-799-7233 (thehotline.org).

Frequently asked questions

How does the relationship health calculator work?

You answer eight short questions about communication, conflict, quality time, intimacy, trust, support, happiness and your shared future. Each answer scores from 1 to 5, and the tool blends them into an overall health percentage plus a four-part breakdown — communication, emotional bond, compatibility and growth potential. It takes about a minute and runs entirely in your browser.

Is this a real breakup predictor?

No. It cannot predict whether a relationship will end, and it is not a diagnostic tool. It is a structured self-reflection that turns a vague feeling into eight concrete dimensions you can actually talk about. Treat the result as a conversation starter, not a verdict.

What do the four result categories mean?

Communication reflects how openly you share thoughts and needs. Emotional Bond is your sense of closeness and being understood. Compatibility covers trust, conflict resolution and teamwork. Growth Potential is how optimistic you both feel about a shared future. Together they show where your relationship is strong and where a little attention would help most.

Do you store my answers?

No. The assessment is calculated in your browser. Your most recent result is cached in your own device's local storage so the share buttons work, and nothing about your answers is sent to or saved on our servers. Retake it as many times as you like.

What should I do with a low score?

A low score is information, not a sentence. Look at which of the four bars is lowest and start one honest conversation about that area this week. For recurring conflict, broken trust or any form of abuse, please reach out to a licensed couples therapist or a local support service — early help works best.