Describe how you feel about the year ahead in three words
Feelings, not predictions. Anonymous, one set of words per person. Every answer lands in the cloud below, live.
Letters only, one word each. Slurs are blocked automatically; anything cruel gets removed.
Your words:
… people have answered ● live
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That's how strangers feel about the year ahead.
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What is this?
A public experiment by three·words, a small app built around one question: how do the people who know you really see you? In the app, you invite your friends and family and each of them sends three words that describe you. This page asks how people feel about the year they are about to live through. Its companion, 2026 so far, looks back.
How it works. No account. Your three words are anonymous. One set per person (per browser — you can change yours, not add more). A filter blocks slurs before they're saved, and words that are cruel rather than honest get removed by hand. Beyond your three words, the only things stored are a random token your browser keeps so you can edit them and a hashed IP for rate-limiting — see the privacy policy.
Want a cloud for a different subject? Start one in the three·words app. You choose the subject, share the link, and people answer from their browser like you did here.