Innie turns few-minute quests into a map of your patterns: what you protect, what you repeat, and what you avoid.
On iPhone · No wrong answers
Every quest adds a little more, so the picture gets sharper the longer you use it.
Quests like Obituary and What’s Your Price take a few minutes and end with a read on you.
A few sentences on what your answers have in common and what that says about you.
They cover love, limits, scars, joy and blind spots, so you can pick one to suit your mood.
Every answer lands somewhere in your profile, including the weird ones.
Assessments built on published research, from attachment style and the Big Five to many more.
How you bond with people, and what you do when closeness wobbles.
The most-studied model of personality, explained in plain words.
The sharper edges of your personality, and how you work with other people.
Strengths, honesty, self-compassion and burnout, with new assessments added over time.
Every quest adds to your Living Profile: what you protect, repeat, hide and avoid.
What you protect when it costs you something, judged by what your answers keep choosing.
The things you keep doing, like the same fight or the same Sunday mood. Innie looks across many quests, so one odd answer doesn’t decide it.
The parts that are easier not to look at, like envy or the need to be liked. Innie names them plainly and doesn’t lecture.
Where you stop and why, including the lines you keep moving.
Innie Chat has read your answers, so you never start from a blank page.
Ask about your blind spots, your best qualities, or which quest to do next.
It’s kind by default. Ask it to roast you and it will.
Warm and curious, and clear that it isn’t therapy.
2 quests every 4 hours
Yearly saves 40%
Everything in Free, plus:
Yes. Hundreds of quests, your profile, achievements, wearables, the journal and your streak are all free, and you can start up to 2 quests every 4 hours. Innie Beyond unlocks every quest and assessment, lets you start up to 8 quests a day, and adds Innie Chat and a day off each week that won’t break your streak. You can try it free for 3 days.
A quiz gives you a type once. Innie gives you a read after every quest and keeps a running map of your values, patterns, shadows and edges, so it gets more specific the more you do.
No. Innie isn’t a therapist or a medical service, and it won’t pretend to be. It’s a place to ask yourself better questions.
A quest takes a few minutes. You pick 5 to 20 minutes a day, and a two-minute check-in on a terrible Tuesday still counts.
Lots of assessments built on published research, including attachment style, the Big Five, the Dark Triad, DISC, strengths, self-compassion and burnout, with more added over time. They’re made to help you understand yourself, and they aren’t a diagnosis. There are also more than 100 quests across love, limits, scars, joy and blind spots.
Not yet. Innie is on iPhone.
