Research
We study marriage reliability the way engineers study system reliability — with data, not moralizing.
📊 Live dashboard
Anonymized project statistics in real time.
📂 Open data
Download aggregated data (CSV/JSON, CC BY 4.0).
📈 “State of family uptime” report
A live report with findings and social impact.
💬 Couples’ stories
Anonymized stories of those who got through a crisis.
Three questions we seek to answer
- Why do marriages under 5 years break down? Which “failures” recur most in the early years.
- What is the role of external pressure? How relatives, finances and children from past marriages affect stability.
- Which protocols actually work? What distinguishes couples who get through a crisis from those who split.
Methodology and data
The project is built privacy-by-design — measurable without personal data.
- The resilience test is computed in the participant’s browser; only an anonymized result (level and score) is sent to the server, with no identifiers or IP.
- Cases are accepted anonymized: no names or contacts, with automatic checks for phones and emails.
- Statistics are kept only in aggregate: number of test completions, distribution of resilience levels, average score, number of submitted cases.
This approach excludes processing of personal data and still yields measurable reach and outcome indicators.
Plans
- Anonymous reader surveys (no personal data).
- Annual report “The State of Family Uptime” based on aggregated statistics.