Take the MBTI once
48 questions, seven-point scale. It's the only questionnaire here — your type and interests become the address on your envelope.
Coucou MBTI is a weekly matching app for university students. Take the MBTI once — each week it delivers one campus-verified classmate on your wavelength. No swiping. No feeds. One letter.
Three steps, once a week. The rest of the time belongs to your life.
48 questions, seven-point scale. It's the only questionnaire here — your type and interests become the address on your envelope.
Verify your student identity, attach a stamp, and send out the letter that is this week's you. One letter goes out, one comes back.
At the weekly opening time the post office delivers one compatible student from your campus — with why you two were matched.
Campus check-in or school email — every account carries a real student postmark. No bots, no strangers from nowhere.
MBTI, shared interests, gender preference — the algorithm writes the address. You never scroll through faces.
Scarcity is the feature. One letter deserves a real reply — not an inbox of openers.
Your contact handle is sealed until the letter arrives, and visible only to that one person.
Block someone and you will never be matched again — enforcement lives inside the matching algorithm itself.
The interface and the full 48-question test — now in nine languages.
There is no public profile and no public feed. What you write is shown only to your weekly match. Location is used momentarily for campus verification and never shown to anyone. Delete your account any time, in the app.
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Android · Free · Built by a student team