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Finish your first assessment and this page becomes your personal result hub: latest scores, trait profile, completion progress, and shareable result links.
Start with the assessment libraryHow your PsychIQ profile works
Your profile is the one place every assessment you have taken comes back together — scores, the traits that keep recurring across different tests, your streak, and the badges you have earned along the way. It fills in as you go, so if you have not taken a test yet, this page will look empty until you do.
Everything is stored on your device, not our servers
PsychIQ has no accounts and no sign-up. Your results are written to your own browser storage, which is why your profile follows you on this device and this browser only — and why we cannot see, sell, or lose your answers. Clearing your browser data clears your history here, and opening the site on a different device or in private browsing will show an empty profile. That is the trade we chose deliberately: real privacy over cross-device convenience.
What builds up as you take more tests
Each completed assessment adds its score, its interpretive band, and its per-dimension breakdown to your history. Once you have taken several, patterns start to surface that no single test can show on its own — a trait that shows up as high in three different assessments is telling you something a one-off score cannot. Your profile also tracks a daily streak and unlocks achievement badges as you explore more of the library.
Retaking a test and tracking change
Every test can be retaken as many times as you like, free, with no daily limit. Most assessments ship several parallel forms that rotate between takes, so you are answering genuinely different items rather than memorising one set. Psychological states move — mood, stress, loneliness and burnout in particular — so a score is a snapshot of a moment, not a permanent label, and retaking after a few weeks is often more informative than the first result.
Sharing is always your choice
Nothing here is public by default. If you want to share a result you can generate a share card or a link deliberately, and opting into the public leaderboard is a separate, explicit action available only on non-sensitive skill tests. Clinical and sensitive assessments can never be posted publicly, no matter what you click.