r/introvert • u/jmeg8r • Apr 23 '26

Website Help: Need Feedback On Introvert Webapp

https://revri.app

I’ve built a web app just for introverts like you and me. What I need is real opinions about what you like and don’t like about the app. I designed the app to be encouraging and useful for introverts to help deal with the extrovert oriented world.

I’m in my mid 50s and it took me a long time to accept myself and know there is nothing wrong with me. My hope is that introverts that feel like outcasts in this world will find some genuine support by using this webapp.

PLEASE don’t holdback on the criticism. I genuinely want to make it better for all of us.

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u/TsuDhoNimh2 Stay calm, stay introverted. Apr 23 '26

Geez, yet another app with an over-simplified diagnostic quiz and vague suggestions for self-improvement.

https://www.thecut.com/article/apparently-there-are-four-kinds-of-introversion.html

If you feel like an "outcast", please get counseling for your negative self-image and anxiety.

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u/jmeg8r Apr 23 '26

Would you like to offer some thoughts on improving the site?

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u/TsuDhoNimh2 Stay calm, stay introverted. Apr 23 '26

Have you ever taken a real psychiatric profiling test? The kind with 100+ questions?

Have you studied statistics? Do you know how many observations you need for a regression analysis?

  • Use more than 12 questions. If you have 4 "variables", you need 40 or more questions, with 10 or more testing each variable. (10 per variable is the typical minimum number)
  • Test each factor with multiple questions coming at it from multiple viewpoints with variations so you get the nuances.

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u/jmeg8r Apr 23 '26

I appreciate your feedback.

OK. I went back to my initial research and here are the notes on why 12 questions were chosen:

The 12-question onboarding isn't meant to be a clinical diagnosis — it's a directional snapshot that gives you a starting read across four facets of introversion (Social Energy, Inner World, Social Ease, Deliberate Pace), with 3 items per facet.

We chose 12 deliberately. Our users are introverts, and the research on assessment drop-off is clear: every additional question at the cold-start moment loses people, and the ones we lose first are often the ones who'd benefit most. A thorough assessment nobody finishes is worth less than a directional one they do.

I am adding this back, which is what I started with. For users who want a more complete picture, there's a 28-question deep profile (7 items per facet, ~10 minutes) that gives the psychometric depth the short version can't. The 12 is the door; the 28 is the room.

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u/jmeg8r Apr 23 '26

Yes I have and I’m not claiming this is a psychiatric test. It is a subset of questions used to extrapolate a result. That is not uncommon practice. For many people this could be valuable as a first step towards acceptance of themselves.
I’ll ask you again do you have any constructive criticism that will help me improve this site. If you don’t then move along.