Taking the test

How long does it take?
Twenty questions, untimed. Go at your own pace; we will publish a typical time once we have measured one.
Is there a time limit?
No. Nothing counts down and nothing expires while you are thinking.
Do I need an account?
Sign in with Google first — no form, no password. Then you begin the test immediately.
Can I change an answer?
Yes. You can go back, and the last answer you give is the one that counts.
What if I close the tab?
Your progress is saved. Come back to the same browser and you can pick the test up at the question you left.

Cost and what you get

What is free?
The whole test, your band, and three of your four category strengths.
What costs money?
Your exact score, the fourth category, and a full review of every question with the answer explained. Available as a one-time unlock — see the price at checkout.
Is it a subscription?
No. It is a single payment for a single result. There is no recurring charge and nothing to cancel.
Can I see my result again later?
Yes, from the same browser. Your result is kept.

Accuracy

How accurate is it?
More honest than a clinical measurement pretending to be exact. We score you consistently and we're upfront that the norms are still being built — we'd rather tell you that than sell you false precision.
What is the highest score possible?
142. A twenty-question test cannot reliably distinguish the extremes, so we do not report beyond that.
Why do you not show a percentile?
We're not going to hand you a percentile we made up. The second we've got the real data, you'll see it — until then, a fake number isn't a feature, it's a lie with good formatting.

Privacy

What happens to my answers?
Your answers are used to score your test, and — in aggregate with everyone else's — to improve the test and calibrate scoring over time. You sign in with Google to start; we don't ask for a separate password, and we store no IP address or device data ourselves.
What do you store?
The questions you were served, your answers, and which campaign or link brought you here.
Do you store my IP address?
No, and there is no column in the database to put one in.
Do you sell my data?
No.

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