This page explains what data Typologica collects and what happens to it. In short, the site does not ask you to introduce yourself, does not store your answers on the server, and your results stay only in your browser.
Registration and email
There is no registration. To take a test or see a result, you do not need to give a name, an email or a phone number.
Answers to questions
Answers are sent to the site’s server to calculate the result, and they are not saved there. Only a counter is kept: how many times each result came up in each test. It contains no name, IP address, browser details or time of completion. The “How others answered” block is built from these counters.
What is stored in your browser
The site keeps two records in the browser’s local storage (localStorage). They are never sent to the server.
- Test progress holds the answers to a test you have started and the number of the current question. It lets you continue the test if the page was closed. The record is deleted once the test is finished and the result is shown.
- Your results hold the tests you have completed, their results and scale values, and the time of completion. The home page uses them to collect your completed systems and the combined card, and a system page uses them to mark your type. The site does not delete this record on its own. If you take a test again, the new result replaces the old one.
You can delete both records at any time by clearing the site’s data in your browser settings.
Cookies
The site sets one technical cookie for all visitors: pll_language remembers the site language and is kept for one year. If you rate a test with stars, a second one appears, rated_post_<test number>, which prevents rating the same test twice and is kept for five years. There are no advertising cookies on the site.
Two more cookies are set by the Google Analytics statistics service: _ga and _ga_<counter number>, kept for two years. They let the statistics tell one visitor from another without knowing who that is.
Test ratings
If you rate a test, only the number of ratings and their sum are saved for that test. Who gave a rating is not saved.
Visit statistics
To understand which systems and tests people read, the site runs Google Analytics. The service receives the address of the open page, details about the browser and device, and the approximate location (country and city). Answers to questions are not sent to the statistics. If a result is opened from a friend’s link, the page address contains a short result code, and it reaches the statistics together with the address. There is no name, email or phone number there, because the site does not ask for them.
Google processes this data under its own rules: policies.google.com/privacy. You can opt out of the statistics with the Google Analytics Opt-out browser add-on: tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.
Third-party services
The site’s fonts, images and scripts are loaded from our own server. There is one exception, the Google Analytics script, described above. Otherwise, data goes to other services only when you take an action:
- the Share buttons open the network or messenger you choose with a link to the result, and from there that service’s own rules apply;
- the CoreTypes test button opens its site; the link carries referral tags (a test page or the Blog) and the test’s address when you came from a test, nothing else about you;
- the result card is assembled right in your browser and goes nowhere until you send it yourself;
- links to sources in the methodology and to the author’s site open those sites.
A friend’s link
If a result is opened from a link a friend shared, the address contains a short code for that friend’s result. The site uses it to show the friend’s result next to yours. Like any page address, it ends up in the server logs.
Server logs
Like any site, the server keeps technical request logs. They record the IP address, the browser type and the time of the request. They are needed to run and protect the site, and they are not used to find out who you are.
Changes
If the site starts to collect anything else, this page will be updated before that happens.
Last updated: November 12, 2026.
Questions about data: typologicacom@gmail.com.