Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built Mirror Test because I kept wondering what my friends would say about me if they could be totally honest and I knew I'd never actually ask. So I built the asking part. How it works: 1) You create a mirror in 10 seconds (just a name + email, no account). 2) You send it to the people who know you best. They answer 3 anonymous questions about you. Takes 2 minutes. 3) At 3, 15, and 40 responses, an AI synthesizes everything into a "mirror" — your archetype, your contradictions, your blind spots, the version of you others actually experience. What makes it different: * Truly anonymous. Answers are AES-256 encrypted at rest. The owner never sees who said what... only the synthesized reflection. * No accounts. Each mirror is just a secret link. Lose it? A magic email link restores it. * The mirror gets sharper as more people respond. The first reflection is poetic; by 40 answers it's genuinely uncomfortable in the best way. What I'd love feedback on: * The 3 questions, are they the right questions to ask? * The tone of the AI report (too soft, too sharp, or just right)? * Whether you'd actually send this to your friends (and if not, why not). Try it: mirrortest.me · See an example mirror: mirrortest.me/example Built solo over a long weekend. Happy to answer any questions about the stack, the privacy model, or the design choices. Ryan

Mirror Test (Free Social Experiment)

What do your friends actually see when they look at you?

What do your friends actually see when they look at you?