Your data, explained.

While you take an assessment

Your current questions, answers, progress, and question history are saved in this browser, with a second browser database copy when available. Saving unfinished progress does not require a login. Return using the same browser and device to resume within 14 days of your last save. Private browsing, blocked storage, or clearing browser data can remove both copies. The assessment shows a warning if neither browser save succeeds.

If you add the other assessment after finishing one, we save a private online checkpoint of your answers, completed report, and remaining progress. A resume key stays in this browser; return here to continue. Online checkpoints are available for 14 days after the last save. Clearing browser data also removes the resume key.

The service also records an attempt identifier, assessment version and mode, progress, and timestamps. Before showing your final report, it asks for a name or community username and information about any type you already identify with. You may choose that you do not know your type.

What is saved with your results

Your submitted name or username, answers, skipped questions, clarification requests, question timing, comparisons, and calculated results are stored for assessment research and owner moderation. Owner access is required to review assessment records and improve questions. Moderators do not gain access to private assessment answers or journals. A displayed confidence score is an internal estimate, not a measured probability that a type is correct.

Optional My Mindset accounts

Accounts use an email address and password, with email verification handled by Supabase. Sign-in cookies keep your account session active. Your profile, saved reports, goals, completed challenges, and journal entries are stored by the service. Assessment and dashboard records use Cloudflare's database infrastructure.

Sign in before beginning a new attempt to associate it with your account. The dashboard requires your verified account; its journal and goals are not included in public result links. You can edit or delete journal entries and goals from the dashboard.

Moderation and support

Approved moderators can see account names, email addresses, signup dates, email verification status, and last sign-in dates. They can suspend or ban account access, restore it, and record reasons and internal notes. Account restrictions and staff actions are saved in a moderation history.

Support requests and replies are visible to you and authorized staff. Staff may add internal notes and escalate a request to leadership. Restricted members can still use support to appeal. Do not include passwords, payment details, or verification codes in messages.

The Council and community activities

Moderators can create a council profile and publish updates, polls, and challenges in the signed-in member community. Posts show the author’s chosen council name and focus, not their email. Drafts and saved support replies stay within the staff workspace.

Votes and challenge participation are linked to your account so each member counts once. The board displays totals and your own participation. Challenge completions are self-reported and do not change assessment scores.

Your picture and community replies

Your chosen display name, profile picture, and replies are visible to signed-in community members and authorized staff. Profile pictures are cropped and saved as images on Cloudflare storage. You can replace or remove your picture through Edit profile, and edit or delete your own visible replies.

Emoji reactions are linked to your account to prevent duplicate counts. Members see reaction totals and their own selection. Reports go privately to authorized staff, who can hide replies, remove profile pictures, and pause conversations. Hidden replies and report details remain available to staff for review, with moderation decisions recorded in the activity history.

Sharing is a separate choice

Creating a result link stores the sections you select for sharing. Anyone with that link can view the selected report, scores, and explanations. The shared report excludes your submitted name, individual answers, and administrative information. Creating a link does not post it to a social network.

Only create a link for information you are comfortable sharing. There is currently no self-service control to revoke a public report link or delete your entire account.

Road to Demigod

This separate assessment requires staff approval or an invitation. The service stores invitation and verification details, your assessment responses and progress, and your completed report. Member access and staff access are separate permissions.

Questions, corrections, or removal requests

Send a private support request for help with your records, account, or a shared link. Include the relevant username or report link privately so the team can locate it. Do not post assessment answers, passwords, or verification codes in a public channel.

This page describes the current assessment features. The main website's newsletter, donations, and external services such as YouTube and Discord have their own provider flows and data handling.