What Our Clients Say

My fiancee actually suggested we both get screened before the wedding. She saw it as an act of love, not suspicion. Both reports came back strong. Walking down the aisle knowing we did our homework? That's a beautiful feeling. Highly recommend doing this together.

Apparently my picker is broken. Third relationship in a row with the same pattern. The relationship audit helped me see I wasn't choosing badly by accident — I was subconsciously drawn to a specific personality type for reasons I didn't understand until the analysis spelled it out. Humbling? Yes. Necessary? Absolutely.

My daughter was dating someone who gave me a bad feeling. She's an adult so I couldn't exactly forbid anything, but I could get an objective assessment. The risk analysis confirmed my concerns with specifics I could share with her without sounding like a paranoid parent. She listened. Thank God she listened.

Plot twist: the problematic pattern in my relationship was partially mine. I went in expecting to get ammunition against my partner and instead got a mirror held up to my own behavior too. Uncomfortable? Very. Fair? Also very. We're both working on our stuff now and things are improving.

High-powered career, not a lot of time for games. I needed to know quickly and definitively whether this man was interested in me or my income. The true intentions analysis was surgical in its precision. Clear answer, clear evidence, clear next steps. This is how important decisions should be made.

We don't yell. We don't throw things. From the outside our relationship looks fine. But there's a quiet kind of dysfunction that's just as damaging. The communication analysis identified passive-aggressive patterns neither of us recognized as harmful. Understanding the problem was the first step toward fixing it.

Lost my husband three years ago and recently started seeing someone new. The guilt and uncertainty were overwhelming. The compatibility assessment gave me objective data to cut through the emotional noise. We're compatible. It's okay to be happy again. Sometimes you need someone outside your life to tell you that.

Military spouse life means long separations and a lot of trust without verification. After some inconsistencies I couldn't explain away, I got a behavioral assessment. The analyst understood the unique pressures of military relationships and the analysis was fair to both of us. Turned out to be stress-related, not dishonesty-related. Huge relief.

I'm a data person. I don't make decisions on feelings alone. The relationship strategy analysis gave me something I could actually work with — patterns, probabilities, behavioral indicators with context. It's like someone finally brought analytics to an area of life where everyone else just says follow your heart. My heart needed backup and this was it.

Prepared for the best, prepared for the worst, and handled reality (which was somewhere in between) like a champion. The scenario planning gave me confidence I didn't know I could have going into the hardest conversation of my life. Nailed it.

Second marriage at 54. The stakes feel higher when you've already lived through a bad one. The screening gave me confidence that this time is different — and not just because I want it to be. Evidence-based reassurance from a professional who has no reason to sugarcoat. That's valuable.

When you own a business your personal and financial life are deeply intertwined. I needed to understand if my partner's spending behavior would become a liability. The analysis was discreet, thorough, and delivered with professionalism that matched the sensitivity of the topic. Important information I'm glad I have.