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SAMRUM in under two minutes

What happens in the space between you?

An ordinary weekday evening. Four people with different needs. See how our reactions to each other can become patterns – and how we can begin to notice them together.

SAMRUM is a conversation tool built on each person’s own test. It is not therapy or a diagnosis.

The film in words

The film tells its story through text, animation and music. Read it here at your own pace.

An ordinary weekday evening It’s half past five.

Just got home Needs ten minutes where nobody wants anything.

Home since four Has saved up a whole day of stories.

Four people. Nobody is doing anything wrong.

And yet the evening goes sideways. Again.

We are different people living very close together.

The interesting part isn’t personality itself. It’s what happens in the space between.

“Have you done that assignment?” meant as care can sound like control

“Yeah yeah, relax.” meant as independence can sound like irresponsibility

Neither of them is the problem. But each reaction nudges the next one. pushes harder pulls away more

The topic changes – but the way we end up in conflict can be surprisingly similar.

Who started it? What happens between us?

Patterns aren’t only problems. Finding your way back to each other is a pattern too.

A tool you use yourselves – to see your own patterns.

Each person takes their own test. Only you can see your answers.

Ten tendencies in everyday language. No types, no labels.

Then SAMRUM looks at the profiles in relation to each other. The interesting part isn’t the score, but the distance to the other person.

Same people. Different dynamics. The patterns with your partner aren’t the same as with your teenager.

The patterns are found with fixed rules. AI translates them into your everyday life. As hypotheses you can say yes or no to.

Reports Focus tracks Right now

A pattern is probably easier to see while it’s still just “the thing we always do” – than on the day it has become “that’s just how we are”.

What happens in the space between you?

See the patterns in your family. Start free at samrum.io

Written by Thomas Silkjær, founder of SAMRUMLast updated