Privacy & Disclaimer

What this site does

Core 5 Values Profile helps you reflect on five values you already selected from the physical card deck. It does not test, diagnose, or assign you to a permanent personality type.

Information we do not ask for

This site has no account system and does not ask for your name, email address, age, gender, income, health information, or payment details.

Your selections and result

Your five card IDs and chosen focus appear in the result-page link so the profile can be recreated. Anyone who receives that link can see those selections. Do not share the link if you prefer to keep them private.

The site may store your selected card IDs in your browser so you can change one value without starting over. You can remove this local information by choosing “Start Over” or clearing your browser data.

How the profile is created

The complete profile is created from the published content of your five selected cards and the current focus you choose. The site may also ask DeepSeek to write one short summary of how those five values may work together.

Only the five card selections, their published meanings, and the chosen focus are sent for that summary. We do not send a name, email address, birthday, health information, or a personal written story. DeepSeek may process and store submitted information in the People's Republic of China. If that service is unavailable, the complete profile remains available without the additional summary.

Combination cache

A generated summary may be stored by the combination of card IDs, current focus, and content version. This cache does not contain a name, email address, or user account. It allows the same inputs to receive the same previously generated summary.

Saving and sharing

“Save Profile” creates a text file on your device. “Share” uses your device's share tools or clipboard. Those actions are handled by your browser and operating system.

Important disclaimer

Results are for personal reflection, coaching conversations, and general decision support. They are not medical, psychological, legal, financial, or professional advice. The language uses possibilities such as “may,” “can,” and “might” because a short values pattern cannot determine how a person will behave.