Privacy

Nothing is stored about you

There is no account, no login and no profile. Nothing you do here is written down against you, because there is nothing to write it against.

The site sets no cookies. It stores nothing in your browser — no local storage, no session storage, nothing that survives the tab closing.

Your answers stay in the address bar

The seven questions produce a result by putting your answers into the address of the result page. That address is the only place they exist. The page you see is worked out from it each time it loads.

Which means the link is yours to keep or to share, and it is also the reason those pages are marked not to be indexed and not to pass their address on when you click away from them.

Nothing is loaded from anyone else

No analytics, no tag manager, no advertising pixel, no embedded video, no social buttons. The typefaces are the ones already on your device, and every image is served from this domain.

A page about this subject that called a third party the moment it opened would have broken its only promise before the first sentence was read.

What the server sees

A web server records requests — the address asked for, the time, the browser's own description of itself and the network address it came from. Ours does too, as part of running the service, and those records are kept briefly by the company that hosts it.

They are not read for anything else, not joined to anything, and there is nothing to join them to. This is the one thing on this page that is not a promise of absence, so it is said plainly rather than left out.

Where the pictures come from

Some illustrations are drawn for this site. The photographs come from Wikimedia Commons under licences that permit it, and each one names its photographer and licence beneath it.

Links away from here

Where this site links to another, that other site is its own and keeps its own record of what it does. This page speaks only for this one.