Score is a relationship-health assessment that helps people see how their closest relationships are doing and where they need care. It gives couples, families, teams, and organizations four scores: Marriage, Parent, Leader, and Faith.^1 The makers describe their tools as "backed by social science and biblical truth to help your relationships thrive."^1
Churches use Score's Marriage and Faith assessments in premarital counseling, small group curricula, and congregational care.^2 The product is plain about its limits and its methods: its terms state that Score does not use AI to analyse a user's answers or to write their results, and that Scripture appears in the product as references only, with each reference linking out to a third-party Bible website or app.^3 Score is actively maintained, with product updates posted to a public changelog on its site.^4 It is available on the web and as an iOS app, published under the name Marriage Score.^5
Score was created by a team of "pastors, counselors, psychologists, teachers, parents, executives, and physicians."^1 Its founder and CEO is Dr. Chip Dickens of Marriage Score LLC, based in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.^6 Dickens serves on the faculty of Dallas Theological Seminary and as the Chief Church and Community Engagement Officer at Bible Study Fellowship, and he has served as a pastor and elder at a variety of local churches in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, with a focus on pastoral care and marriage and family dynamics.^6
Score is freemium: a free tier, plus a Premium subscription and a Founder plan for people who want the full set of assessments and results.^1
