Plain-language privacy
The assessment should help you reflect—not quietly build an advertising profile.
Your in-progress answers stay in your browser. When you finish, the complete response set is submitted once for scoring; individual answers are not stored. You do not need a name, account, email, church, gender, phone number, or exact age.
Finishing creates a high-entropy private link. We store the assessment version, 18 aggregate scores, a versioned result snapshot, expiry time, and only a hash of the access token. Anyone with the link can view it, so share it thoughtfully.
The current assessment does not request an email or create an account. If personalized saving or email delivery is added later, it will require separate consent; only records connected to supplied contact details can support identity-based revocation or deletion.
We do not currently use advertising or behavioral analytics. Any future analytics must not receive raw answers, private result tokens, or an identified spiritual profile. Item-level research would require a separate study notice and consent.
Our hosting infrastructure may process short-lived request details such as IP address, time, requested path, browser identifier, and security events to deliver and protect the site. These logs are operational, are not used to build a spiritual or advertising profile, and should be retained only as long as needed for reliability and abuse prevention.
Anonymous result links expire automatically after 30 days and are removed by scheduled cleanup. Because no identity is collected, we cannot recover or revoke a particular anonymous link on identity alone. You can remove unfinished local progress by clearing this site’s browser data.