Say what usually goes unsaid
Parents, grown children, grandparents: each person maps what they hold dear, and you finally see it side by side.
There has never been anything like this.
Each person names what matters to them, and how deeply. Valence draws the living network between you: what you share, and where you beautifully differ.
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See what the people closest to you actually value.
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explore 1,029 values, six categories of connection.
Parents, grown children, grandparents: each person maps what they hold dear, and you finally see it side by side.
See where you align and where you differ, without anyone having to go first.
Delegate, onboard and decide with everyone's actual values in view.
Clients share their values with a counselor or peer specialist for a set time. Every view is logged where the client can see it.
Most of us have never told the people closest to us what we actually value — not really. We assume. We guess. We find out too late.
Valence changes that. Each person in your group names their values — honesty, creativity, belonging, faith, adventure — and rates how deeply each one matters. The result is a living, rotating network of connection: what you share, how strongly, and where you beautifully differ.
It's for families who want to understand each other. Friend groups who've never had this conversation. Teams who want to build something that actually reflects who they are.
Because knowing what matters to the people around you changes everything.
When a team shares a visible values map, you can assign work to people whose values align with the task — and trust them to run with it.
Seeing someone else's values laid out beside your own makes it easier to understand their choices, even when they differ from yours.
Misalignments surface early. Build proactive systems and agreements before a mismatch turns into a conflict.
When tension arises, your shared values map is a neutral starting point — a way to find common ground and remember what you're both trying to protect.
New to a team, family, or friend group? Joining a Valence group gives you instant, honest insight into the community you're entering.
Hard choices are easier when everyone can see which values are in tension — and choose a path that honors what matters most to the group.
Browse 1,029 personal values across six categories — relational, character, spiritual, vitality, stability, and growth. Select up to 50 that resonate most.
Slide each value from 0 to 100 — between its antithesis and its fullest expression. Not all values are equal — the intensity is what makes the map personal and honest.
Share a code with your family, team, or friends. Everyone fills out their own values, and the web grows as each person joins. In each group, you decide whether others see your full profile and intensities or only which values you hold.
A 3D-rotating graph that can change over time reveals what you share, how strongly, and where you beautifully differ. Semantic resonance surfaces hidden connections between related values across different people.
Valence started with families and friend groups. It also works between a person and the professional walking alongside them — on the person's terms.
Fill in your values once. If a counselor, peer specialist or facilitator asks to see them, you decide whether, and for how long — 30, 90, 180 or 365 days — and you can end it any time. Sign in with a code sent to your email or phone; every view is logged where you can see it.
For ClientsInvite a client by email or text, or let them scan your QR code. Once they approve, read their values as a one-page report, or see all your consented clients together in a private values web. Access is by clinic invitation.
For FacilitatorsStart a group for a one-time $3, then invite your family or friends — send the invite text by email or message, or let them scan a QR code. Everyone you invite joins free and fills in their own values; together you see what you share and where you differ.
Start a groupOne person starts the group. Everyone else joins free.
Valence is a shared values mapping tool. Each person in your group selects and rates their personal values from a library of 1,029 options across six categories. The result is a live 3D network showing what your group shares, how deeply, and where you meaningfully differ.
One person creates the group for a one-time $3 payment — forever, no subscription. Everyone else joins free. Your values profile travels with you across every group you join.
Valence is for families who want to understand each other better, friend groups ready for a real conversation, couples exploring compatibility, and teams who want their culture to reflect who they actually are.
Only the people in the groups you join. In each group you choose whether others see your full profile with intensities, or only which values you hold. If you share with a counselor or facilitator, you approve it, you set how long it lasts, you can end it at any time, and every view is logged where you can see it. Valence does not sell your data.
Yes. Choosing your values, the group web and the care portals all work on phones and tablets. The web is easier to explore on a larger screen, and every group also has a List view that shows the same information as a table.
No. You select and rate your values once. They travel with you automatically into every Valence group you join.
Each member selects up to 50 values and rates each one from 0–100 on a slider between the value and its antithesis. Valence builds a 3D force-directed graph where every value is a node and connections show which values are shared. Semantic resonance analysis also surfaces invisible connections between related-but-different values across members.
Valence includes 1,029 values across six categories: Relational (how you connect), Character (who you are), Spiritual (what transcends), Vitality (what makes you alive), Stability (what grounds you), and Growth (what pulls you forward). Each value is paired with its antithesis, so you can express nuance in how you hold it.
Choose the values that are yours. Bring your people in when you're ready.