What does the partner scorecard chart show?
It plots the two sides of a conversation against each other over time rather than scoring one person. Each series is one participant, so the shape of the gap between them is the finding: who initiates, who replies faster, where warmth drops, and whether a rupture was followed by repair. This is a fabricated sample conversation, published so the chart can be read without uploading anything.
- Two series, one per participant. A single line cannot show reciprocity, because reciprocity only exists between two people.
- The horizontal axis is real elapsed time, not message count, so a quiet month looks like a quiet month rather than a short gap.
- Divergence matters more than height: two rising lines are a busy stretch, one rising and one flat is an effort imbalance.
- Every point traces back to a window of actual messages in a real report, which is what separates this from a mood chart.
- This sample uses fabricated data. No customer conversation, message text or private report appears here.
- The full version of this chart is part of a Grey Mirror report on your own exported history.