Red Flag or Green Flag?

A red flag is a habit that points to trouble later: being rude to a server, keeping you a secret, or treating plans as optional. One small thing rarely decides it. A pattern does.

A green flag is a small sign someone is easy to be with: they remember what you said, show up on time, make real plans and treat everyone well, not just you.

• The Strict Judge: You call red where we’d call green. Your standards are high, and everyone knows it, including the group chat.
• The Big Softie: You call green where we’d call red. You give people room to be weird, and you see the best in them first.
• The Referee: Your calls matched our read on almost every card. Fair, quick and hard to argue with.
• The Contrarian: You went against our read both ways: red where we’d say green, green where we’d say red. Never boring.

Every card has our own read, red or green. Your type compares your 15 calls with it: more reds than our read makes a Strict Judge, more greens a Big Softie, nearly the same a Referee, and both ways a Contrarian. It’s for fun, and our read isn’t a rule or anyone’s votes.

Yes. Every card has its own page with its own preview, so you can post one and let your friends make the call.

No. The quiz is scored in your browser and your calls are never sent anywhere. The share images are made on your phone too. If analytics is on, we only record that the quiz was finished and which of the four types came up, and, if you save or share the image, which type and how.