Privacy, in full
The short version on the homepage is accurate, and this is the complete version behind it.
Your five answers
Your answers are sent to a language model so it can build your map and draft your role. That call is necessary. It is how the result gets built. What does not happen: your answers are never written to a database, never logged anywhere we can read later, and never used to train a model. They live in your browser for as long as the tab stays open, and the round trip to generate your result is the only place they travel.
Analytics
We use PostHog to see anonymous pageviews, when someone leaves a page, and the name of an event (for example, that a question was answered). PostHog never receives the text of your answers, your name, or anything you write. See lib/analytics.ts in the source for the exact call.
Feedback, if you choose to leave it
A rating and a note are the only things this app ever stores, and only if you submit them. An optional first name is the only identity field, and it is never required. A note is only ever shown on this site if you explicitly opt in to that when you submit it.