Frequently asked questions

They are built on recognised psychological frameworks — attachment theory, the five-factor model, work on stress responses and conflict behaviour — but they are not validated clinical instruments and were not developed through the psychometric process a diagnostic tool goes through.

What that means practically: a result is a structured description of patterns you recognised in your own answers, not a measurement of a trait and not a diagnosis. Read it as a starting point for thinking about yourself, and treat anything that contradicts your own experience as wrong rather than as a hidden truth. If you want a validated assessment, that is something a qualified psychologist administers.

Your answers and the calculated result are stored on our server so the report stays available from its link. They are tied to a random result id, not to your name — we do not ask for a name, and you never create an account.

We do not sell data and we do not share individual answers with anyone. If you pay, Stripe handles the payment and receives your email; we never see your card details. Anyone who has your result link can open that result, so treat the link as private if the topic is sensitive to you.

Payment is a single charge for one report — there is no subscription and nothing renews. It is processed by Stripe; card details go to Stripe and never reach our servers. The price is set in US dollars and Stripe converts it to your local currency at checkout.

After payment the report unlocks at the same link and stays available there, so you can come back to it later without paying again. If the report did not open after a successful payment, or you were charged twice, write to us with the link and we will refund it. Because the content is delivered immediately and in full, we do not refund simply because the result was not what you hoped for.

Each answer option carries weights toward one or more types. The method depends on the test.

Most tests are categorical: the weights are summed, the highest total becomes your primary type, and the percentages show each type as a share of the total, so they add up to 100%. Core Five works differently — it measures five independent scales, each scored from 0 to 100% against its own range, so those percentages deliberately do not add up to 100%: you can be high on all of them or low on all of them.

The scoring is deterministic. The same answers always produce the same result.

The interface is available in English, Russian, Ukrainian and Polish. The test content itself is currently being translated and is not available in every language yet. This is a known limitation and it is being worked on.