Privacy
What happens to your answers
This is a small, independent project — a mirror to help you notice patterns, not a clinic and not a data business. Here, in plain language, is everything that's kept when you take the quiz, where it lives, and how to have it removed.
Last updated: June 2026
What's kept
When you finish the quiz, this is saved:
- Your answers — the 1–5 rating you gave each item.
- Your result — the type summary the quiz produced for you.
- A little context — how long the quiz took and your browser's user-agent string (the technical line every site receives), used only to spot problems.
- Your email — only if you choose to leave it at the results step. That's optional.
Why it's kept
The answers help the author see which items land and which are confusing, so the test gets better over time. An email, if you leave one, is used for a single purpose: an occasional note when something new goes live. Nothing else — and you can unsubscribe whenever you like.
Where it lives
Your data is stored in Supabase, a third-party database service, on servers hosted in the United States. Access is limited to the author through a private, server-side key — there is no public access to the database, and the raw responses are never shown on the site.
Your email and your answers can be linked
Being straight with you: if you leave your email, it is stored alongside a reference to that quiz run, so the two can be linked together. If you'd rather your answers stay unattached to you, simply skip the email step — the quiz and your report still work in full.
What never happens
- Your responses are never sold and never shared publicly.
- There are no ads and no third-party advertising or analytics trackers.
- Your progress is saved in your own browser (local storage) so you can pause and return — that part never leaves your device.
Delete your data
You can have your responses and email removed at any time — no reason needed. Email the address below and mention the email you signed up with (or, if you kept it, your submission id), and your answers and email will be deleted.
Wherever you live — the EU and California included — you're welcome to ask what's tied to you and to have it deleted. The same address handles those requests.