Instructions for a person
Most of what goes wrong between two people is a documentation problem. You are running undocumented and so is everyone you know. Take a few tests, get one page that says how you work — what lands, what drains you, what to do when it goes badly — and hand it over.
Three moves
Nothing here is a tour. Each step below finishes when you have actually done it, and the third one is the reason the first two exist.
Answer one
You are hereNot the whole catalogue — one, chosen for a reason you already have. Five routes, four or five instruments each, in the order they are worth taking.
Find your routeRead your instructions
Step 2This is the page the app exists to produce: everything you have answered, sorted by what somebody would need to know — how to talk to you, what drains you, what to do when it goes badly. Not four test results.
Hand it to somebody
Step 3A sheet you never give anybody is a diary. Choose what a particular person sees — a partner, a team, the open web — and you get a link that carries only that, and that you can take back.
How it works
Take what applies
29 instruments today, each a self-contained plugin. New ones appear in the catalogue without anything else changing.
Everything stays local
Your answers are in this browser and nowhere else. No account, no server, no analytics. Export the lot as a file whenever you want.
Choose what to share
Every result carries its own visibility — private, friends, public. Today that governs what a share link contains. Later it governs what the network can see.