Frequently Asked Questions

The current MVP test is free to use. If premium reports or additional features are added later, the core test flow is intended to remain easy to access.

No. EnneTI is a tendency analysis test for self-understanding. It does not replace medical, counseling, hiring, or educational assessment. The result should be used as one reference point for understanding yourself.

The service is designed not to store raw question answers on the server. When analytics are needed, the priority is to store only minimal derived data such as completion country, selected gender, and final result type.

Many well-known personality type tests focus mainly on thinking style or behavioral preference. EnneTI analyzes both behavior patterns and inner motivations, helping you understand yourself more deeply and clearly. (Not an MBTI test)

EnneTI does not provide or replicate the MBTI test. It references a 16-type behavioral structure, but uses its own questions, scoring logic, and interpretations while also showing inner motivations.

EnneTI references the Enneagram's nine motivation structures to calculate your Top 3 inner motivations. Instead of attaching only one motivation, it shows primary motivation, supporting motivation, and possible ties.

The 36-question mode gives a faster result using core items. The 72-question mode is a more detailed version that separates behavior patterns and inner motivations more reliably. Quick results include a precision notice.

Yes. Your core tendencies may not fully change, but environment, stress, role changes, and your state while answering can make some dimensions appear differently. If your result shows mixed axes or tied motivations, it is useful to read nearby types as well.

The love match score combines behavioral similarity, inner motivation pairing, relationship operation style, and growth complementarity into a 1-to-10 score. A-B and B-A are treated as the same pair, so the score and explanation remain identical.