Relationship Health Report

Problem addressed

When a relationship feels distant, conflict-heavy, or uncertain, casual debriefing can turn into mutual blame or over-justification. @user_70c2f807/relationship-health-report turns subjective feelings into a structured self-assessment: identify which dimensions are stable, which are draining energy, and what small actions can be taken next, rather than deciding whether to stay or leave.

How it works

• Supports romantic, friendship, parent-child, sibling, colleague, and roommate relationships.
• Asks questions across 5 dimensions: communication quality, emotional safety, independence and boundaries, mutual growth, and conflict repair.
• Users can choose quick 5 questions, standard 10 questions, or full 15 questions, then rate each item 1-5 or describe feelings.
• Outputs energy bars, strong points, areas to strengthen, an overall state, 2-3 concrete actions, and topics to discuss.

Boundaries

It is a self-awareness and constructive guidance tool, not a psychological diagnosis, clinical assessment, breakup/divorce recommendation, or legal advice. For violence, control, or legal disputes, seek professional help or emergency services.