What changed on the site

How we score, what you can count on, and what costs what: each now has its own page, in English and Chinese, written at the product's real maturity.

• New

  A method page with the evidence ladder and every test described from its instrument sheet, with version, item count and evidence level read from the catalogue.

• New

  A trust page with our commitments on results, paying, cancelling and your data; refund terms follow with the first paid release.

• Improved

  The pricing page shows the report as coming and Plus as planned, with a free / report / Plus comparison; the homepage no longer implies percentiles exist before a reviewed norm does.

The play screen follows the site theme, lets you go back or skip, and shows one continuous progress track with a star where you are.

• Improved

  Back and skip on every question; a skipped question returns before the result, and a long questionnaire offers a short breather halfway.

• Fixed

  An answer counts as saved only once the server confirms it; the submit waits for every save, retries the failed ones, and lands on a screen with a button instead of a dead question.

• Fixed

  Timed tests keep a short grace window on the server so an answer sent at the last second still lands, and a closed window still produces a result from what was saved.

The first public release: Big Five, 16 Types and the Reasoning Challenge in Beta, with the full core result shown to everyone, account or not.

• New

  Big Five on the public-domain IPIP-50, scored as published, with a five-petal flower and a reading per trait; 16 Types with our own type names; the Reasoning Challenge showing correct answers only until it is calibrated.

• New

  Results open without an account, tied to a token in your browser; signing in claims them. Sharing is a public link you create and can switch off.

• New

  A Chinese interface for the tests, results and this site; the questions themselves stay in English until their Chinese versions are validated.