Crush
Who has a crush on me?
Nobody can hand you a list of names — anyone claiming otherwise is selling you something. What you can get is the honest number: how many people around you would actually say yes. Most people are wrong about it, and always in the same direction.
You are probably underestimating it
People are bad at telling whether someone likes them, and the errors are not random. Research on the so-called liking gap keeps finding the same thing: after an interaction, people consistently assume the other person liked them less than they actually did. Add the fear of embarrassment on top and the result is predictable — plenty of interest never gets acted on, from both sides.
That is the practical value of an honest number. Not a name, a number. It is the difference between "probably nobody" and "roughly one in three", and that difference changes what you do next.
Signs that mean something — and signs that don't
- Worth noticing: they start conversations without a reason, remember small details you mentioned once, make time when they are busy, or get slightly awkward around you in a way they are not with others.
- Weak on its own: fast replies, story views, likes on old posts. Phones make all of this cheap, so it barely counts as evidence.
- Meaningless: horoscopes, "he liked your photo at 1am" theories, and anything a friend swears they can read from a single emoji.
Any single signal can be explained away. That is exactly why guessing gets exhausting and why asking — anonymously — beats analysing.
- STEP 1
Set up your profile
Free, takes a minute. Your link is unlocky.de/@yourname.
- STEP 2
Put the link where your people are
Story, bio, group chat. It works with a small circle just as well as a big following.
- STEP 3
Let them answer anonymously
One tap, one vote per account, no names attached — which is exactly why people answer honestly.
- STEP 4
See the percentage
Keep it to yourself, or make it public on your profile if you want the flex.
What to do with the number
A high percentage is not a mandate to message everyone you know. It is permission to stop assuming the answer is no. A low one is not a verdict either — it reflects the people who happened to open your link, and interest is famously context-dependent.
If you want a lighter way into the same conversation, the would-you-rather format gets people talking without anyone having to admit anything.
Frequently asked questions
Will UNLOCKY tell me who has a crush on me?
No — and any service that promises names is either guessing or lying. Votes are anonymous by design. What you get is the honest share of people who would say yes, not a list of names.
Then what is the point?
Knowing that a real share of the people around you would say yes changes how you act. Most people massively underestimate that number, and the underestimation is what stops them from making a move.
Can I see the result without other people seeing it?
Yes. The percentage on your profile can be public or private. Private means you are the only one who ever sees it.
Can someone vote twice to mess with the result?
No. Voting requires an account and each account can answer once per profile.
Are the signs of a crush reliable?
Individually, no. Sustained eye contact, quick replies or someone always watching your stories can mean interest or nothing at all. Patterns across several signals are worth more than any single one.
Stop guessing, get the number
Create your free profile, share the link and see how many people would say yes — anonymously.