How Sprig works
Photos are scarce here on purpose. Four rules explain everything you'll see.
1 · You earn the face

15/34
where you meet

21/34
photo 4 opens

26/34
almost there

34/34
fully clear
Questions you have in common
Every photo starts as a color aura that sharpens as the two of you answer more of the same questions. What you see is unique to the two of you.
Clarity comes from questions you've both answered. Every question you answer counts and builds your compatibility score with everyone else.
The more you have in common, the more you'll see. Their first three photos start to come into focus at 15 shared questions, a fourth opens at 21, and the full picture is clear at 34.
2 · What the % actually means
Low compatibility
< 40
Fair match
40–59
Good match
60–79
Exceptional match
80+
Your match % measures fit. It goes up when your answers are ones they'd accept, and theirs are ones you'd accept. The questions you say matter most count the most.
Don't expect a lot of 90s. An 80 is a great match. "Fair" (40–59) means about half of what they're looking for isn't there. The number stays honest, even when it's not what you want to hear.
3 · The early read
First impression
The real read
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.
4 · Built for honesty
Commit first
You answer before seeing theirs
Say what you want
No importance without acceptable answers
48h cooldown
No rewriting answers to impress someone new
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. Leave those out and the answer won't count.
Changing an answer comes with a 48-hour cooldown, so nobody can rewrite themselves for whoever's looking.