Relationship map maker

A private map of your social circles – made in your browser.

Takes ~5 minutes No data stored Free, no signup

A relationship map shows closeness that a flat contact list hides. Add people to the connected circle, then move each name inward or outward.

Place people by how close you feel today – not by how close you think you should be.

Names stay in this browser tab. They are not saved or sent anywhere.

Wider circle 0

Connected circle 0

Inner circle 0

You

Add a name to begin your map.

What does a relationship map show?

You sit at the centre. The inner circle holds relationships with mutual trust and reliable contact. The connected circle contains important people at a little more distance. The wider circle holds acquaintances, past connections, and people you are only beginning to know.

How to map your relationships

Start with the people who come to mind without checking an address book. Place them by the relationship you have today, not by family role, status, or obligation. Then inspect the gaps: is support missing from one part of life, or does your whole inner circle depend on a single context?

What the circles do not mean

This map does not score a person or diagnose a relationship. Closeness changes with life stages, distance, and available time. Treat the result as a snapshot and a prompt for a conversation or an intentional message.

How this map works

This map is a private reflection aid, not a psychological test. You place names into three closeness circles yourself; there is no score, diagnosis, or hidden weighting. The circles capture only your present judgment and do not measure relationship quality or reciprocity. Entries remain in the browser tab's memory, are not stored or transmitted, and disappear completely when the page reloads.