Choose what matters
Select your relationship stage and the decisions that matter now.
The hard question
One thoughtful question can help you understand each other better than a long discussion about relationships.
Why Clear About Us
Money, roles, children, daily life, and boundaries can be hard to discuss directly. Each person answers privately; Clear About Us then shows where expectations align and what deserves a conversation.
It is not a test or a judge. It is a calm structure for an honest conversation before major commitments and costly misunderstandings.
For couples
These are two different choices. Select the kind of relationship you want now and the family model you may want later. Then compare your answers privately.
Not sure what fits yet?
A short personal questionnaire can help you explore both directions. No partner or account is required.
Help me decideStep 1
For example: exclusive dating, cohabitation, LAT, or co-parenting.
Step 2
This choice is about future roles, money, children, and decision-making.
Next step
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Send a low-pressure invitation that explains this is not a test and has no “right” answers.
The message and link will open in this language.
Would you take a short private questionnaire with me on Clear About Us? My initial choices are: — relationship format: not selected yet; — future family model: not selected yet. No account, names, or contact details are required. We answer separately and then see what is worth discussing. It is not a test or a judgment of our relationship—just an easier way to understand each other's expectations.https://www.clearaboutus.app/?lang=en
Still deciding?
For now, choose “Not sure yet” in either menu. You can still send an anonymous invitation and use the available family-model questionnaires.
How it works
Select your relationship stage and the decisions that matter now.
Neither partner can adapt their answers after seeing the other's response.
See alignments and differences, then discuss the expectations that matter.
Real-life topics
Questions are framed as concrete situations, not an interrogation. The question bank can evolve over time.