Nanaya is a personality test to scientifically predict the future of your love life and report personalized data to help you build romantic and social ties. Nanaya predicts the chances of finding love, what you can do to improve it, and much more with a short, user-adaptive questionnaire and personality test.
Nanaya’s carefully developed personality test asks questions surrounding you, your social life, and your ideal partner. Then, the gathered data is put into our unique algorithm, which uses science to forecast your future –– and help you perfect it.
If you’ve ever heard “there’s a lot of fish in the sea,” let us assure you, it’s true –– and they’re all different. Nanaya puts your romantic personality under a microscope, uncovering how you’re likely to approach serious relationships –– and why. That knowledge also points you in the direction of other personality types you’ll find most compatible. Our science-based system sorts you into one of 16 distinct types based on the following four dimensions and their traits:
Passionate
Tranquil
Secure
Cautious
Rigid
Flexible
Wild
Tame
Once you uncover which of the 16 unique romantic personality types you identify with, Nanaya provides a holistic description including relationship advice and in-depth details about your tendencies. Knowing your romantic personality, Nanaya is able to predict your future based on the average outcomes of your personality peers.
ASFW types are full of creative energy and expressiveness. They aren't afraid to try new things and make decisions with confidence and intent. They're extremely open to new ideas, different ways of thinking and adventures. Although they have a flair for life, they do not have the same flair for dramatics. Their transparency and openness limit drama and lead them to exciting lifestyles and opportunities. ASFW types are approachable, confident, open-minded and adventurous. ASFWs have a tendency to think dating is fun, but also frustrating. They have a stronger potential to clash with partners who are Cautious, Timid, or Resolute, as those personalities can feel unsettled by ASFWs’ confidence and open-mindedness. ASFWs are great at keeping relationships fresh and capable of going with the flow. Their most successful relationships require special attention to listening skills and direct communication between partners.
ASFT types are passionate and confident, making them a charismatic beacon for new relationships. They bring a lot of energy into their dating life and put a lot of energy into any relationship they take part in. Although they tend to go with the flow in most situations, ASFTs can be stubborn in how they approach differences in opinion. They aren’t as adventurous as other personality types. ASFT types prefer a night in or time at home versus discovering new places or trying new activities. ASFTs are excitable, confident, accommodating, and enjoy familiar social settings. Energetic as they are, ASFTs are great at keeping relationships fresh. However, the same energy that can help relationships thrive long-term can also lead partners to feel stifled. Relationships with ASFTs are most likely to be successful with open communication and the willingness to discuss life goals and values early on.
New, exciting, and interesting things appeal to ACRW types. But they do require a bit of handholding and reassurance to push them towards the opportunities they would like to have. They can be a bit opinionated despite being approachable and eager for new experiences. They're best at achieving goals with like-minded individuals, but are still quite likeable to others in social situations. ACRW types are eager, deliberate, driven and social. ACRWs tend to collect a lot of dating experiences, and are usually content in their love lives. Most other personalities flock to ACRWs because they are fun to be around. They can be stubborn about values, so aligning with a partner that is open-minded is ideal. Relationships with ACRWs will be most successful when each party is open about their intentions and desires from the start and communication is prioritized.
Energetic and active ASRW types are skilled decision makers, but not the best or most open-minded listeners. They can be very focused and confident in their goals, but may come off as opinionated and stubborn. Socially, they are a bit more open to trying new things, but really work best with like-minded colleagues that share the same goals and focus. ASRW types are driven and goal-oriented with the necessary intensity and spark to reach those goals. They can inspire confidence in others and provide them with direction. ASRW types are intense, decisive, focus-driven, and crave new experiences. Since ASRWs are intensely collaborative, relationships come naturally to them. They are passionate partners and enjoy exploring new experiences. ASRWs very much view relationships as a team, and expect to take on life’s challenges together. While ASRWs are relationship savvy in a lot of ways, they are also extremely picky in terms of what they want from a relationship. Relationships with ASRWs are most likely to be successful when partners are open with their feelings and upfront about their desires.
Perhaps a bit of a homebody, with an intense focus on life goals, an ASRT type personality is at risk of alienating those around them. Tending to be a bit set in their ways, they know what they want, they know how they want to get it, and they’re confident in their ability to make it happen. In addition to their intense drive, ASRT types also have high energy, which makes their go-getting possible. While they can be stubborn, they avoid dramatics with their honesty and transparency. They can also help guide and direct those in need of some focus and clarity. ASRT types are expressive, daring, opinionated, and specific. ASRTs make for amazing long-term partners, but can struggle to keep relationships fresh as they run their course. Relationships with ASRTs are more likely to be successful when partners put extra effort toward romantic gestures, and remain open-minded about how problems are tackled.
ACFW types bring high levels of creativity and energy to situations along with openness to new ideas and experiences. They can, however, lack a bit of focus, putting high energy at risk of becoming nervous energy. This may lead the ACFW person to come across as unconfident and inconsistent. But they can make up for this if exposed to the guidance of a more focused type person with their openness and willingness to adapt, experience and learn new ways. They are excellent listeners and open to new perspectives. ACFW types are inventive, nervous, lenient, and active. ASFWs open-mindedness means that they can easily get along with most other personalities romantically. Once they finally open up, they are passionate pros at long-term relationships. Relationships with ACFWs will find success when focused is placed on communicating feelings, and family time is valued.
ACFT types are uniquely approachable through their vulnerability and playful nature. Although lacking a bit of confidence, they make up for it easily with their agreeable, easy to work with nature. They're adaptable to changes and challenges, and crave new ideas and experiences. ACFT types are forever searching for different and better ways of doing things. They enjoy activities they are familiar with more than seeking new activities or experiences. ACFT types are playful, private, adaptable, and lead less active social lives. ACFTs tend to express love for their partners in big, bold ways. If these grand gestures are not reciprocated, they can be left feeling unsure about their relationship. Even though they often require a little more reassurance than other personalities, their flexibility and passion make them wonderful long-term partners. Relationships with ACFTs will be most successful when partners work together toward setting lifestyle and family goals and romance is made a priority.
Despite having high energy, ACRT types tend to be less active and a bit set in their ways. They enjoy time spent at home versus in new social settings. ACRT types will prefer things done and handled just the way they like them and they have excellent direction and focus on their life goals despite a bit of a need for reassurance. They know what they want, but aren't always sure they can make it happen. They tend to seek approval from others, without actually being open to their new ideas or opinions. ACRT types are unsure and stubborn but energetic and passionate. While ACRTs need more reassurance than other personalities, they tend to have more successful sex lives. They can appear aloof at times, and might need to be pressed in order to understand their needs. Relationships with ACRTs will be most successful when partners are open from the start, communicate regularly, and are vocal about the want to be together.
Despite being creatures of habit, ISFW types can still be open to new approaches, ideas and experiences. They are confident in their decisions, ways, and goals, yet still unafraid of taking opportunities and striving for improvement. ISFW types are admirable for their open-mindedness and decision making skills. They're willing to be wrong, and willing to learn and adapt. ISFW types are habitual, confident, open-minded and adventurous. ISFW types are chill and easy to get along with – but they can also be hard to understand for other personality types. They value passion and gravitate toward monogamist relationships. Relationships involving ISFWs will be most successful if partners share similar goals and communication is a focus.
ISFT types are very much at peace with themselves and can easily adapt to changes in their plans and ways of thinking. They are open to new ideas and thoughts, despite their definite appreciation for schedules and plans. If plans get foiled, ISFT types have the confidence and openness to work things through. From there, they can maybe even come up with a better way to manage their lives and activities. ISFT types are planners, instinctive, open-minded, and settled in their lifestyles. ISFTs are low-key, confident about what they like, and willing to work toward common goals – making them great long-term partners for a variety of personality types. They can, however, have a tendency to rush into serious relationships once they’ve found someone they like. Relationships with ISFTs will have a greater chance at success if balance is made a priority and partners commit to taking things slow.
Although confident in their ways and thoughts to the point of stubbornness, ISRW types are still open to adventurous experiences. While ISRW personalities aren't very adaptable to change, they have unwavering focus and direction. They are capable of inspiring confidence and giving guidance to those around them. ISRW types are passive, intuitive, focused, and active. ISRWs tend to stay single longer, but many value their time alone. They can seem prickly and confusing to other personalities, but have a tranquil nature once they are with someone who digs deep enough to understand them. Relationships with ISRWs are most likely to be successful when partners compare priorities, spend quality time getting to know each other, and focus on bringing energy and passion to the relationship.
Although not open to adventurous social lives or very adaptable to new environments, ISRT types are decisive and confident in what they want. They reduce drama by being clear about their intentions and goals. They do well with like-minded types, but do not seek approval or guidance. Plus, they inspire those near them with their focus and drive, outweighing their sometimes opinionated and stubborn nature. ISRT types are self-focused, content, driven, and prefer consistency in their social lives. Some ISRTs find themselves single longer, even though long-term relationships can bring them welcome stability and comfort. If they have been single for a while, there’s a high chance they could be set in their ways. While ISRTs can seem low-key on the outside, they’re often just keeping their strong feelings hidden. Relationships with ISRTs are likely to be most successful when partners are patient and take the time to get to know one another. Also, communication is key.
Although extremely open to new ideas and experiences, ICFW types can still get set in their habits and ways. They may be open-minded, but struggle with the confidence to make the decisions they need to be fully adaptive to life’s challenges or changes to their very set ways. They are, however, willing to accommodate their partner’s wishes. In addition, they are driven, focused, and confident in how they intend to reach their life goals. ICFW types are habitual, emotionally rewarding, compromising, and vivacious. ICFWs are very intent on experiencing relationships, and do best in long-term relationships with partners that can relate to their Flexible and Wild ways. ICFWs are known for playing it cool, making it important for them to be bold in expressing their feelings when the time comes –– something that’s challenging for them. Relationships with ICFWs will be most successful when partners work to understand each other’s needs, values are shared, and communication is open.
ICFT types are homebodies at heart. They’re often set in their ways, but they do tend to play well with others. ICFTs regularly seek reassurance from outside sources, and in return keep an open mind about other’s opinions. They are balanced and content with their social lives, and can provide a nice balance for those closest to them. As creatures of habit, they thrive within structured day-to-day regimens, but they still have room for adaptability when working with others. ICFT types are self-focused, private, reserved, and flexible. Since ICFTs are calm and flexible, they can be great partners to a wide variety of personality types. They’re great team players, but can sometimes struggle to bring passion into relationships. Also, their flexibility can sometimes lead to indecisiveness in relationships; true commitment can be challenging. Relationships with ICFTs will be most successful if communication and feelings are put out in the open. Their relationships can also benefit greatly from putting extra energy into keeping things fresh, especially when it comes to romance.
ICRW types are quite set in their ways and struggle to adapt to challenges or change. They do excel at scheduling and planning, but sometimes need a confidence boost when it comes to making decisions or proceeding with a project. Despite their stubbornness and lack of adaptability, ICRW types do still crave new life and social experiences, which can make them exciting life partners that also have the drive to succeed. ICRW types are reliable, vulnerable, sure, and open to new experiences. When they find the right person, ICRW types can make amazing long-term partners. However, since ICRWs typically have very specific wants in life that might not be obvious at first, communication and openness is critical. Relationships with ICRW types will be most successful if partners put extra effort into understanding each other – and making one another feel loved. It’s all about learning what makes each person happy, which might not be exactly what you think!
ICRT types bring stability and consistency with an unwavering focus and drive. Although stubborn in nature and a bit unapproachable, they do thrive in more intimate social situations. ICRT types work best alone with some reassurance. However, they also thrive with like-minded individuals acting as a support system for their ideas and willing to adhere to their strict instruction. ICRT types are steady, deliberate, stubborn, and set in their ways. Since ICRTs are so often certain that they know what they want, they can find dating frustrating as they look for their perfect match. They definitely won’t waste time dating people they aren’t truly interested in. For relationships with ICRT types to be successful, putting an emphasis on passion is important. ICRT relationships also benefit from open communication and clear expectations.
When you’re looking for love it can seem like the odds are stacked against you. Nanaya’s unique algorithm dives into the data behind your life to anticipate your best chance at finding meaningful relationships. Through careful consideration of hundreds of factors, we help users predict where love is hiding –– and how to get there sooner.
At Nanaya, we’ve seen the power of data put to work for many noble causes. So, we decided to use science and fact-based reporting in order to advance one of the greatest causes of all time: love. Created by a rocket scientist, our app exists to help people take what they already have, their own personality, and turn it into the potential for a happier life. We’re not magicians. We don’t wear capes. We’re just people who care.
Our reports aren’t a guarantee for happiness, but they are a calculated way to reflect on your values and life goals. We believe that with our insights in hand, everyone can find new promise in their social life –– whether that means more meaningful friendships or a one-in-a-million partner.
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