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Behavio is an app about one question: why you behave the way you do with the people closest to you. A test takes five minutes and ends with an explanation instead of a label: what usually stands behind that result, the age at which this particular fork is normally settled, and how it looks next to another person. SIX TESTS • Perfectionism — what your own high bar actually costs you • Codependency — where caring for someone ends and living on their state of mind begins • Emotional unavailability — the distance you keep from the people close to you • Narcissism — where healthy confidence ends and self-admiration begins • Gaslighting — whether you rewrite other people's reality without noticing • Abuse — how your own reactions look from the other side WHAT YOU GET BESIDES A SCORE • Causes — what stands behind the behaviour, where it comes from, and who it lands on hardest • Compatibility — what happens next to someone just like you, and next to someone without it • Your causes — what stands behind your results, with the repeats marked • What any of it means if you are a parent HOW IT WORKS • Honest questions with no right answers — the result is only as useful as your honesty • Progress is saved, so you can stop and come back • No account, no sign-up, no paywall. Your answers stay on your device • Every screen works with VoiceOver Behavio is not a diagnosis and does not replace a specialist. It is a tool for self-observation: it decides nothing for you, it shows you what repeats.
What's new · 1.7
Six tests instead of four. Perfectionism, codependency and emotional unavailability have joined. A result no longer ends at a label. Underneath it are the causes: what usually stands behind it, where it comes from, the age it takes shape at, and who it lands on hardest. A new screen, "Your causes". When different tests point at the same cause, the app marks it — convergence tells you more than any single result. The questions in the three older tests are written from scratch, and every long read is broken into sections. New illustrations and a new icon.
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