Welcome to the first network that connects you to people based on your actual compatibility.
Take the survey, get a free report on how your view of the world compares with everyone else's, reserve your profile before the network opens — and bring your people with you.
The survey and your report are free · already took it? Your account is the way in.
Represent a university, company, conference, or organization? Set up your own walled garden →
About 20 minutes, right here. Questions about how you naturally see and experience the world — no right answers, just honest ones.
Minutes later: your own report on how you see the world compared with everyone else who has taken it.
Free, private, yours to keep.The network opens this fall, and the first 2,500 profiles get premium status free.
Taking the survey now holds your place.Resonance grows through people vouching for people. Bring the ones you'd actually want here with you.
Universities, companies, conferences, congregations — any organization can set up its own walled garden inside Resonance. Resonance for organizations →
Resonance isn't a dating app and it isn't networking. It exists to help you find the people who see the world the way you do — the ones most likely to become real friends.
The matching algorithm is inspired by decades of social neuroscience research on what actually predicts compatibility between two people. (Hint: it's not shared hobbies.)
Your answers are used for two things only — your report and your matches — and are never sold and never shared. Nobody sees you in the network unless you choose to be there.
Everything else — the survey, the report — is how you get there. The network is a place where the people you're most likely to resonate with are already findable, and where an introduction arrives with a reason attached.
It opens this fall. The people who take the survey now are the ones who'll be there on day one, with their profiles waiting and their people already invited.
"I've become alarmed at how many students are lonely and have trouble making real friends. I wanted to try and do something about this — so I created Resonance."— Matthew Lieberman, UCLA Professor of Psychology & co-founder of Resonance
Resonance was created by UCLA social neuroscientist Matthew Lieberman, one of the founders of the field. Most matching tools guess from what you like and where you live. Resonance measures something deeper: the lenses through which you perceive everything — and it's the only algorithm built to match people on that.
Ready? Take the survey now — it's free, and your report is waiting the moment you finish. Questions first? The FAQ covers just about everything. Already took it? Create your account — it's the way in to the network.
A university, a company, a conference, a congregation — any organization can have its own walled garden inside Resonance, and early partners get it free.