The 10-and-5 rule.
Counterintelligence trainers really teach it: if they’re a 10 and you’re a 5, ask why. Romance is the oldest way in.
Seven questions built on real counterintelligence red flags: how you met, whether they’re a 10 and you’re a 5, whether they agree with absolutely everything. Every answer counts, and the verdict shows your red flags.

Field manual / Partner desk
Counterintelligence trainers really teach it: if they’re a 10 and you’re a 5, ask why. Romance is the oldest way in.
Mirroring every opinion builds trust fast. So does criticising your work until you explain it in detail.
No old friends, no baby photos, a profile made last year. Fake profiles often have nothing on them but a good photo.
Girlfriend, boyfriend, wife or husband, then their passport: nine desks from Taipei and Singapore to London, Bengaluru and dual-passport ghosts.
Real red flags from counterintelligence and fraud guidance: how you met, who made the first move, how much of their past you’ve actually seen.
Get a scored SPY or NOT A SPY postcard listing your red flags, in 1:1, 9:16 Story and 16:9 formats.
Bureau FAQ & viral backstory
After the November 2026 Jensen Huang affair apology to Lori Huang and media reports examining an alleged foreign-asset angle, social media turned black leather jackets and “he had no idea” into a viral couple joke. Read the full meme dossier →
You don’t check their phone. You answer seven questions built on real counterintelligence red flags—how you met, whether they’re a 10 and you’re a 5, whether they agree with everything—and every answer is scored. Or try a Two-Player alibi match.
Yes. Pick who you’re checking at the start, and every question, verdict and card uses that word. Shortcuts: /girlfriend, /boyfriend, /wife and /husband.
Free to play without an account. Solo and two-player answers stay in your browser tab or invite link, and the passport you pick never changes the score: only your answers do.