Roadmantica doesn't measure personality types, star signs or fixed traits. It looks at how things are between two people, right now.
Between you, not inside you
Personality tests sort people into boxes: introvert or extravert, thinker or feeler. But a relationship lives between two people. You can be calm at work and anxious with an unpredictable partner. An alignment looks at the relationship, not at who you are forever.
Enough questions, and no more
The Classic list has eight questions: three about what you feel for them, five about how they make you feel. Fewer would be too vague; many more would feel like an exam. You can also build your own list of 5 to 10.
A conversation, not a diagnosis
Calling two people incompatible shuts the door. Seeing that you fit well on safety and affection but have a gap on laughter gives you something to talk about. An alignment opens conversations; it doesn't hand out verdicts.