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About Coxpa

Coxpa builds small, focused self-reflection assessments. Each one answers a single question well, in plain language, and hands you a report you can act on the same day.

What we make

Every tool under Coxpa is written from scratch for one question. Nothing recycles a generic personality template, and nothing depends on names, birthdays or star signs.

  • Corelpa: A two-person compatibility assessment that ranks six relationship types, friendship, romance, marriage, work, business, cohabitation, and delivers a downloadable, personalised report.
  • Codespa: A 56-question romantic-readiness assessment across seven dimensions. Reveals your archetype, when the next real relationship is most likely, and what's quietly in the way.
  • Cofelpa: A weekly mood self check-in. 54 reflections across ten emotional dimensions produce one dominant mood, one narrative sentence, and a report you can act on.

How each assessment is built

Every item is a behavioural statement, not a preference. Instead of asking what you like, we ask what you actually do when the situation arrives, because behaviour is what another person lives with.

Items are grouped into dimensions, each dimension gets its own score, and the scores are weighted differently depending on what the assessment is for. In Corelpa, for example, the categories that matter for business partners are weighted differently from the ones that matter for marriage.

Where we draw on published relationship research, the source is named and linked on the page so you can read it yourself. Our reading list includes work from the Gottman Institute research programme and the vulnerability-stress-adaptation model described by Karney and Bradbury.

What the reports contain

Results are free to read on screen. The full report is a paid PDF: twenty sections, each written against your own answers, with the scores, the patterns behind them, and concrete next steps. One purchase unlocks one download.

What these tools are not

Coxpa assessments are self-report reflection tools. They are not clinical instruments, they do not diagnose anything, and they are not a substitute for therapy or medical advice. If something in a report worries you, please speak to a qualified professional.

Editorial policy

Guides and articles are written and reviewed in-house by the Coxpa editorial team, revised when the underlying assessment changes, and dated on the page. We do not publish testimonials, success rates or outcome claims we cannot support.

Questions, corrections or press enquiries: contact us.

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