Pillars of Passion, Version 1.0

Free Relationship Assessment for Couples

Create Your 14 Pillars Relationship Wheel

Explore the patterns currently supporting passion, connection and security in your relationship. Your answers create a personalised wheel showing areas of strength and areas that may benefit from more attention.

For the clearest conversation: complete the assessment independently, answer from your own experience, and compare your wheels afterwards with curiosity rather than judgement.
Before you begin

Reflect on the relationship as it feels now.

Rate each statement from 1, rarely true, to 5, consistently true. There are no ideal relationships and no pass or fail score. The value lies in noticing patterns and opening honest discussion.

Your progress

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Your reflection

Your Relationship Wheel

This is a conversation tool rather than a diagnostic assessment. Look for patterns, similarities, differences and areas where a small deliberate change could make the greatest difference.

14 Pillars relationship wheel A radar chart showing scores across fourteen relationship pillars.

Compare Our Pillars

Side by side scores make it easier to see where your experiences are similar and where they differ.

Comparing Our Perspectives

A difference is not good or bad. It highlights an area that the two of you may currently experience differently.

Largest differences in experience

Most similar experiences

Shared strengths

Shared areas to explore

Explore Our Answers

Open a Pillar to compare the individual statements behind the overall pattern.

Your report

Download your visual results

Create a branded PDF of the results shown above. In couple mode the PDF includes both partners, the Relationship Wheel, comparison charts, individual profiles and a visual question by question comparison.

The PDF is created in your browser and downloaded to your device. You can then attach it to an email if you choose to share it.