Monosashi: Personality Tests

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You looked at four letters. What did you actually learn? You are done with tests that say "You are INTJ" and stop. This one writes roughly 10,000 characters on how that type shows up in tomorrow's meeting and in the argument you are about to have. It does not flatter you. Weaknesses are written as weaknesses. No ads. No network code at all. "You are logical" is not worth reading. What this app writes is closer to: you hand over the conclusion without the reasoning, so the more correct you are the more people refuse you. Five strengths, five weaknesses, four ways to build on them, and eleven chapters. Compatibility is written out separately for each of the sixteen types — where it meshes, where it breaks. When a score sits near the middle, it does not round you into one side. It names the adjacent type and shows how far each axis actually leans as a continuous value. It also checks whether your answers were internally consistent, clustered in the middle, or paced too fast, and then gives its own rough guide to how much weight the result deserves. Twenty-five tests, 1,484 items. Sixteen types (40 brief, 96 full), Big Five (120 items down to 30 facets in the full version), nine types, HEXACO, behavioural styles, temperament, career interests, leadership, team role, decision style, communication style, motivation, romantic style, attachment, empathy, stress response, self stance, perfectionism, self compassion, grit, cognitive style, values, time orientation, ideation, and money. Every brief version is free, with no cap on retakes. Why do the two of you keep grating on each other? Import someone else's result as a code and the difference on every axis is laid out: where you support each other, and where you are guaranteed to collide. Three or more people become a grid of every pairing. None of it goes through a server, because the code is the result. The app has no networking code of its own. Not "we do not send your answers" but "there is nothing here that could send them." No analytics, no advertising SDK. Purchases and restores go through the App Store; everything else works in airplane mode. Personality is about as sensitive as data gets. Fifty-seven settings, down to the measure, indentation, numeral style for chapter numbers, score notation and decimal places, figure stroke weight, colour-vision-safe palettes, item order, break intervals, and how long records are kept. Export is a typeset multi-page PDF, CSV and JSON, backup and restore, and result cards in three shapes. Sources are not hidden. Every result names the framework it came from and states what that test can and cannot tell you. Big Five is based on the public domain IPIP, structured after Johnson, J. A. (2014), IPIP-NEO-120. These tests measure tendencies. They are not a medical or clinical diagnosis. If you are struggling, please talk to a professional. "MBTI" and "Myers-Briggs" are registered trademarks of The Myers-Briggs Company. This app has no relationship with that company or its instrument. Every brief test is free with no limit on retakes, and there are no ads even on the free tier. One full version is free, once. Pro opens all 25 full versions, all sixteen compatibility readings, the comparison analysis, PDF, CSV and JSON, and unlimited history. The yearly plan starts with 7 days free. A single report pass is available if you would rather not subscribe — it buys one full test, nothing else. Terms https://revot.jp/apps/monosashi/terms.html Privacy https://revot.jp/apps/monosashi/privacy.html Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/