Crush Test: 21 Questions

Twenty-one questions, then an honest read on where you actually stand.

Answer 21 questions about your crush — how they text, whether they make time, what their friends do — and get a percentage, the strongest and weakest signals in your answers, and a breakdown of exactly where the score came from.

IT SHOWS ITS WORKING
One number cannot tell you whether they talk to you constantly and never come near you, or whether everything is simply lukewarm. So the result breaks down into six areas — attention, how you talk, warmth, their friends, whether they're available, and texting — and you can open any answer to see what it contributed.

AS LONG OR AS SHORT AS YOU WANT
The full 21 is the real thing. There is also a 9-question run and a 5-question run. They are not "easy mode" — same questions, same scoring — and the result always says what it was based on, because a 5-question 80% and a 21-question 80% are not the same claim.

ASK ABOUT THE PART THAT ACTUALLY NAGS
Pick one area — do they notice me, how we talk, warmth and closeness, their friends, are they available, texting and socials — and answer only the questions about that. Between three and six, depending on the area.

MORE THAN ONE PERSON, AND MORE THAN ONE OF YOU
Save the people you have asked about and come back to them later. Hand the phone to a friend and they get their own list — yours stays yours.

WHAT YOU TYPE STAYS ON YOUR DEVICE
No account and no sign-in. Your name, the people you ask about, your answers and your results are stored on your phone and are never uploaded. Delete the app and they are gone.

The app shows ads, and reports anonymous usage statistics — which screens get opened, how long a session lasts — so it can be improved. Neither of those ever includes names, answers or results.

Share your result as a card if you want to. That image is made on your device and goes wherever you send it — nowhere else.

For entertainment. It is a quiz, not advice.