Guide
Sharing without oversharing
Updated
Your share card shows your result name, your creature and one public line about you. That is all. It never carries your answers, your birth date, your birth place, your housing budget or anyone else's result, so you can post it anywhere without giving away more than you mean to.

We built it that way on purpose. A personality result is fun to share and says something real about you. The questions you answered to get there are yours.
What the share card shows, and what it leaves off
- Your result name, such as your four-letter type, your Enneagram type or your chronotype.
- Your creature, the drawing that goes with your result.
- One public line, a short sentence written to be shared.
On some tests the card is deliberately lighter than the result page. On the emotional intelligence test, for example, the card names your strongest area. The habit for the area you are working on stays on your result page, for you.
It always leaves off:
- Your individual answers. Never shown on a card, a share link or a comparison.
- Personal details. A birth chart card does not show your birth date or birth place. A places result does not show your budget.
- Other people's results. If you compared with someone, your card is still only about you.
Sharing with someone close
Comparing with a partner, friend or parent works the same way. When you send a compare link, they see your creature and an invitation, not your scores. Your result stays hidden until they have finished their own. After that, you both see your results side by side, and neither of you sees the other's answers.
That makes the more personal quizzes much easier to share. You can compare attachment styles with a partner and talk about the patterns without either of you feeling that your private answers are on the table.
A few habits for sharing well
- Share the headline, keep the detail. The card is the headline. If someone is curious, you can tell them more in your own words.
- Pick your audience. A work style result is great for a team chat. An attachment style might be for one person, not the whole group.
- Ask before you post someone else's. If a friend shows you their result, let them decide whether it goes further.
- Think about the moment. A result you are happy to share today might feel different in a year. Shared links only work while the result exists, so you stay in control.
You can delete any result from its own page. The stored answers and score are removed, and any link you shared stops showing it. If it was part of a comparison, the comparison can no longer show it either. Your profile page lists every result taken in your browser, so you can find and tidy them whenever you like.
Share as much or as little as you want. The card is designed so that even the most public post keeps the private part private.