🪞 How do my friends see me?
The 16 MBTI personality types cannot fully explain you.
The people who truly know you are the friends by your side.
Namona (The Me Only I Don't Know) is different from typical personality or psychological tests.
It is a self-discovery app where friends and acquaintances evaluate you anonymously and compare your self-perception to reveal "the true personality others see."
▶ How it works
1. First, select the version of yourself (personality) you see.
2. Send the anonymous evaluation link to a friend.
3. The results are unlocked once at least 3 friends respond.
▶ You can discover:
· Your personality type as seen by your friends
· Your hidden strengths you didn't even know you had
· Your "unexpected self" you didn't know you had
· Different sides of yourself depending on your relationship (friends, work, family)
· Your "overall self" combining multiple groups
· Your MBTI guessed by your friends — compare it to the version of yourself you know! · Your first impression and appearance image as seen by your friends
· Your future self as envisioned by your friends
· The honest sense of distance you feel in your relationships with yourself
· (The progression steps are clearly specified as "8 Personality Types + My MBTI")
▶ Recommended for:
· Those who want to know their true self and how others see them
· Those who enjoy MBTI and personality tests
· Those interested in self-understanding and self-discovery
▶ Rest assured:
· Friends' responses are 100% anonymous — you will never know who responded what.
· Friends providing the evaluation can respond instantly without needing to sign up.
· Only you can see the results.
It may start as a lighthearted test, but you will encounter a truly fascinating "you" that gives you goosebumps more than you expected.
Ask your friends now:
— "What do you think of me?"
※ This is a tool for fun and self-exploration, not a psychological diagnosis.
My personality and impression revealed anonymously by a friend! Discover the 'real me I didn't even know' that psychological tests can't reveal.