Privacy

• No name, no email, no phone number. Nothing on this site asks for them, because nothing on this site has an account to attach them to.
• No account and no login. There is no user profile to look up, delete or leak, because none is created.
• No storage of your individual answers. Test answers are scored in your own browser. What you answered to a specific question is not sent to us or kept.
• No selling or sharing of personal data with third parties. We do not have personal data to sell.

We keep anonymous, aggregate usage counts so we can tell which tests people actually use and whether the site is working. Specifically, per day:

• How many times each page was viewed.
• How many times each test was completed.
• A count of anonymous visitor identifiers, so that ten page views from one person are not miscounted as ten people.
• A tally of which results came up (for example, how many people got each type).

The visitor identifier is a random string your own browser generates and stores locally. It is not your IP address, it is not a device fingerprint, and it is not derived from anything about you. Clearing your browser storage or using a private window replaces it with a new one, and the old identifier becomes meaningless.

This site shows display advertising through Google AdSense. Google and its partners may set cookies to show ads, measure performance, and limit how often you see the same ad. Google’s use of advertising cookies is described in Google’s own privacy policy and you can control it through Google’s Ads Settings and your browser’s cookie controls.

Blocking third-party cookies will not break anything here. Tests, results and card pages all work without them — you will simply see less relevant advertising.

We also use site analytics to understand traffic. This is aggregate: page paths, counts, and the random identifier described above. It is not used to build a profile of you across other sites.

After a test, an AI model writes the long-form explanation of your result. To do that, your scored result and your answer pattern are sent to the model provider to generate the text, and the text comes back to your browser.

We do not attach your name, email or any identifier to that request, because we do not have them. The request contains test data, not personal data. The generated text is shown to you and is not filed against a profile, because there is no profile.

This site is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect information from them. Because there are no accounts and no personal details are collected from anyone, there is nothing specific to delete if a child has used the site.

Data protection rules such as the GDPR and CCPA give people rights to access, correct, and delete personal data held about them. We support those rights in the simplest possible way: we hold no personal data about you to access, correct or delete.

If you want to reset the anonymous visitor identifier, clear your browser’s local storage for this site and it will be replaced on your next visit. If you believe we hold something about you that we should not, contact us and we will look into it.

If what we store changes — for example if a new feature requires something we do not collect today — this page will be updated and the review date at the top will change. Questions about any of the above are welcome via the contact link in the site footer.