Product guide
Share & Compare
Compare two Living Profiles privately and see how each person’s current Profile Fit results differ in the context of your relationship.
Share & Compare lets two people connect by invitation and explore their current patterns together. It shows each person’s Profile Fit results for the parts of life most relevant to their relationship, alongside an overall view of where their 26 profile Areas currently align or differ.
A private comparison by invitation
One person creates a private invitation and chooses whether the relationship is with a colleague, family member, friend, or partner. The invited person chooses whether to connect. Individual answers are not shown, and either person can disconnect the comparison.
Both people need an initial result for all 26 Areas before the comparison is ready. The comparison then updates as either Living Profile develops.
Profile Fit for the relationship you chose
- Colleague: The Work That Suits You, How You Contribute to a Team, and How You Handle Conflict.
- Family: How You Feel Cared For, How You Handle Conflict, and The Daily Routine That Suits You.
- Friend: How You Feel Cared For, How You Handle Conflict, and The Social Setting That Suits You.
- Partner: How You Feel Cared For, How You Handle Conflict, and How You Prefer a Relationship to Work.
Every comparison card keeps the two results separate. You can compare each person’s rank, match percentage, match label, and supporting Area evidence without turning them into one compatibility score. The sections you can open follow the Profile Fit access included in your own plan.
Alignment and difference across all 26 Areas
The overall pattern alignment percentage summarizes how close the two current profiles are across all 26 Areas. The complete Area map shows both positions, so you can see where similar patterns may make understanding easier and where different emphasis may require more context.
The percentage is not a compatibility verdict. Similarity can make some things easier, while difference can add range or create friction depending on the situation and how both people respond.