How Sprig works

Every photo starts as a color aura that sharpens as the two of you build clarity together. Your score with them (0 to 100) is unique to the two of you, different from your score with anyone else.

Clarity comes from one thing: questions you've both answered. Answer once and it counts with everyone. Their second photo comes into focus at 9 questions in common, the third at 15, and they're fully sharp at 34.

Your match % shows how compatible you are, based on the questions you've both answered. It goes up when you each answer in a way the other would accept, weighted by how much every question matters to you.

The match tiers are strict. 80 and up is rare. "Fair" (40–59) means gaps: roughly half of what someone's looking for, left unmet. We aren't going to soften the score to spare your feelings.

If you and your match are below 20 shared answers, your match % is still finding its footing. We call it an early read. We've built in a small correction that stops a handful of "lucky answers" from making someone look like a better match than they are.

45% on 8 shared questions isn't a verdict. It's a hunch. Answer more of what they've answered, and you'll know soon enough.

You have to commit to your answer before you can see anyone else's. This way nobody can answer their way into a fake 99%. You'll also need to say how much a question matters to you and which answers you'd accept. Skip that, and it counts for nothing.

Changing an answer comes with a 48-hour cooldown, so a profile can't shapeshift for whoever's looking. Questions span six different compatibility pillars, and every profile shows exactly where you two line up, and where you don't.