Frontier Curve

A personal skills assessment you can watch grow

Rate your skills across career, relationships, health and finances. They become one radial chart, with opportunities and next steps written for your numbers. Come back monthly to see the curve move.

Plot my frontier

Free to start, 5 credits on sign-up.

Sample chartMade-up ratings
  • Career
  • Relationships
  • Health
  • Finances

Four areas, twenty starter skills

Each area is a quarter of the chart. The starter skills are only a start; swap in the ones that matter to you.

Career

Communication, Leadership, Problem solving, Domain expertise, Networking

Relationships

Listening, Empathy, Conflict resolution, Staying in touch, Setting boundaries

Health

Exercise, Sleep, Nutrition, Stress management, Energy

Finances

Budgeting, Saving, Investing, Earning potential, Financial planning

Rate, read, return

  1. Step 1

    Rate

    Each skill gets a whole number from 0 to 10. The chart redraws as you go, so lopsided areas show up straight away.

  2. Step 2

    Read

    Your analysis has a short summary of your profile, 3 to 5 opportunities you may be missing and 3 to 6 skills with the most upside, each with 2 or 3 small steps to start this week.

  3. Step 3

    Return

    After 30 days, re-rate everything. Your last check-in stays on the chart as a dashed outline, and the new analysis says what improved, what slipped and what to focus on next.

Skills assessment questions

Is this a personality or psychological test?

No. It is a structured self-rating: you score your own skills, and the analysis reads patterns in what you entered. Self-ratings are subjective, so treat the output as a prompt for reflection, not a measurement. The health and finance guidance is general, not medical or investment advice.

Can I change the skills?

Yes. Each area starts with five skills you can rename or remove, and you can add your own. Every area keeps between 2 and 8 skills.

How often can I check in?

Once every 30 days. The gap is deliberate: skills change slowly, and a monthly rhythm makes the dashed comparison line mean something. Each check-in costs 1 credit.

Is it free?

It is free to start: new accounts get 5 credits on sign-up, and each check-in uses 1 of them.

Plot your first check-in

Plot my frontier

Free to start, 5 credits on sign-up.

Each check-in costs 1 credit, charged when your analysis is made. Your next check-in opens 30 days after the last one, and all your check-ins are kept.