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Where should you actually live?

A where-to-live quiz that reads the trade-offs people would actually make (density, cost, nature, culture, roots, jobs, mobility, space) and matches them to the closest of six place types. Items adapt published survey wording (Gallup, Pew) and public-domain personality items (IPIP); the six types are a design taxonomy, not a scientific classification. Respondents get their closest fit, the two trade-offs that drove it, example places with dated facts, crowd guesses with a percentile, a regional split, and a card to share. Reveal is on: Settings > Screens.

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Skincare Routine & Product Satisfaction Survey

Measures skin type, top concerns, and satisfaction with current skincare products and routines, plus what actually drives purchase decisions. An AI follow-up interview reconstructs any recent skin reaction in detail — what product was involved, what happened, and what the person did next — so findings reflect real experience, not guesswork.

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Facial Treatment Client Intake & Skin Consultation

A pre-appointment intake for estheticians, spas, and skincare clinics that captures skin type, primary concerns, safety-relevant history (retinoids, recent peels, allergies), and treatment goals — with an AI follow-up that digs into the story behind the client's main concern so the esthetician walks in prepared, not guessing.

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Esthetician Client Skin Intake & History Survey

A pre-appointment intake for estheticians and skincare studios that captures skin type, concerns, allergies, contraindications, and treatment goals before a first visit — with an AI follow-up that digs into any past reactions or unclear answers so the esthetician walks in fully briefed instead of re-asking basics on the table.

A Kibbe-inspired body type quiz that ends in a personal style report, not an AI-written essay. Fifteen self-report questions place the respondent on the yin and yang axes of David Kibbe's body type system (vertical line, width, sharpness, curve, contrast and balance), with height counting most for vertical line, and the closest of his ten current types is the result. The report is assembled by fixed rules from about 90 short blocks: the lines, fabrics and shapes to try, what to skip, a first outfit for what the respondent is dressing for, fit notes, and a second-look note when height and result disagree. No photos. Every block can be rewritten in the survey's Reveal settings. Not affiliated with David Kibbe.

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Hair Consultation Intake & Goals Survey

Captures a client's hair history, concerns, and desired outcome before a cut, color, or style service, with an AI follow-up interview that turns vague inspiration ('like this photo, but...') into a concrete brief a stylist can actually execute. Built for salons, barbershops, and independent stylists running consultations.