The same ones the app asks. There are no right answers, and no better ones: only yours. At the end we tell you which of the nine archetypes you resemble most.
Under three minutes. We ask for nothing to show you the result.
We designed each one so that, with very little data, we get a rough picture of who you are. There is nothing to game here — just answer honestly.
Your curiosity for the new, or your comfort with the familiar. It measures how much exploring appeals to you against staying with what you already know and enjoy. Neither is more interesting; they're simply different outlooks, and what doesn't work is pairing them blindly.
How much improvisation you can take. It doesn't measure who's more responsible, but how much structure you feel at ease with.
Where you get your energy and when it starts to run out. It measures how extroverted or introverted you are, and how much social life drains you — or recharges you.
What you do with disagreement. Some people avoid friction and some go straight through it; neither way is wrong, they're simply different ways of handling it.
How you take things going wrong, and how long it takes you to find your balance again. It weighs more than the others when working out compatibility, because it is the one you end up noticing most in day-to-day life with someone.
The place you give your body and your rest. It doesn't judge whether your habits are good, but how much importance you give them day to day.
Besides the fourteen, there are three questions that don't measure your personality but how you want things to start. When you connect, you see each other's answers.
How you prefer to handle it on a first date. Split it, whoever suggested the date pays, the other person pays, or you don't mind.
How long you want to talk before meeting. From meeting within days to taking it slowly and seeing when it comes up.
Whether you'd rather text first, have the other person text, or don't mind. If you both prefer the same, Yú breaks the tie so the connection doesn't die in silence.
