5 min
Tonight's card, made for your region.
Open The Map in the evening and it is already there. Press Done when you have done it, then write one line about how it went.
Your dot lands in one of four regions. Then every evening, one five-minute card to get closer: do it, write a line, watch your dot move.
About three minutes · four regions, none of them wrong · pay once · people mapped
Tonight's card · The Lookout
Send them one line about something they did this week that you noticed.
They go quiet for a few hours and you reread your last messages.
After an argument you replay it for the rest of the night.
When things feel good, part of you waits for it to go wrong.
You hint at what you need and hope they notice.
Each one makes sense on its own. Together they build distance with someone you want close. The Map shows you where that pattern sits, then gives you one small thing a night to change it.
Not advice to read. Something to do tonight, with them or about them, picked for where you are on the map.

5 min
Open The Map in the evening and it is already there. Press Done when you have done it, then write one line about how it went.
Every Sunday, four quick taps re-place your dot. Its trail shows where you are heading.
Send tonight's card to them. When they join, both dots sit on one map. Never your answers.
Answer about how you love: when they go quiet, after an argument, when it is good. Your dot lands in one of four regions.
Your plan starts from your region and the person you are thinking of. One card tonight, one tomorrow.
A line after each card, a re-map each Sunday. You see the change on the map, week by week.
Two directions decide where your dot lands: how close you like to be, and how much you worry when someone goes quiet.
You tend to feel comfortable getting close and you don't spiral when things go quiet.
You care a lot and you notice every shift. Closeness matters, and so does knowing where you stand.
You like your own space and you're steady on your own. Distance doesn't bother you.
You want connection and feel unsure about it at the same time. It can be hard to tell what you need.
These are real cards from The Lookout's plan. Each takes about five minutes. After it, you write one line about how it went.
| The Map | A quiz | |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | Where you stand, then one thing to do tonight. | A label. |
| Tomorrow | A new card, picked for your region. | Nothing. |
| Shows change | Your dot re-mapped every Sunday, with its trail. | Take it again and hope. |
| With your person | Two dots on one map. Never your answers. | Screenshot it. |
| How long | 18 taps about one person. | Dozens of sliders about your mother, your father and your ex. |
| What it costs | Pay once. No renewal. | A yearly subscription, or a report you pay for again next time. |
Our promise
Your answers and your journal stay yours. Your person only ever sees your dot. And you pay once, never weekly.
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Short answers to what people ask first.
The Map is a website that shows where you actually stand with one specific person — a partner, a situationship, a close friend — from eighteen quick taps. It puts your dot in one of four regions, named for how close you get and how much you worry, and none of them is the wrong one to be in. From then on it gives you one small thing to do together each night, picked for your region. Your answers and your journal stay yours; the other person only ever sees the dot.
Yes. You choose who you are thinking of: a partner, a situationship, a close friend, or how you imagine it. The cards follow that.
Never. With Two on one map they see your region and dot on the map, once they join. Your answers and your journal stay yours.
Most cards work on your side alone. Two on one map is there if they want it; nothing waits on them.