HOW IT WORKS
Pictures in.
Patterns out.
The experience is concrete. You show us real examples and tell us what they actually do for you. We turn those reactions into a personalized model of what drives your attraction.
The internal analytical framework used to build your final map remains private.
“Obviously beautiful. I feel nothing.”
“My mind immediately goes there.”
THE RAW MATERIAL
You do not need to explain yourself in our terminology. Your own reactions are the evidence.
Examples can be public figures, characters, past attractions, people you know personally, or simply photographs that create a clear reaction. Multiple images can be useful when a role, era, expression or presentation changes how the person lands for you.
A starting set is often around twenty examples, but there is no magic number and no scoring homework.
Choose how to begin.
Bring your examples: upload a starting set and short reactions before the session. Discover together: come with minimal preparation and build the starting set with us. Same price, same end product.
Show us who moves you — and who doesn't.
Strong yeses matter. So do “pretty but nothing,” relationship-only attraction, hard nos and people whose attractiveness changed after you got to know them.
Describe the reaction, not the theory.
“I'd sleep with her but I don't fantasize about her” is useful. “He became attractive after I heard him speak” is useful. “Everyone says she's gorgeous; I genuinely don't get it” is useful. Natural language keeps the experience honest.
We identify and verify the pattern.
We determine which distinctions repeatedly separate one reaction from another, challenge the explanation against new examples, and resolve the contradictions before it becomes part of your final profile.
You receive the record.
Your report shows what was tested, what changed, which examples mattered, what context did to your attraction, what seems specific to you, and the final synthesis of your attraction system.
WHAT WE DON'T DO
No “objective hotness.”
No face-reading.
The question is never “what is this person actually like?” It is “what does this presentation communicate to you — and what does your attraction do with that?”
Appearance can influence perception. It cannot prove intelligence, promiscuity, confidence, kindness, dominance, attachment style or anything else about the person pictured.