The short version: the rooms are anonymous, the assessment is anonymous, and we would rather have your curiosity than your data.
What this site collects. When you complete the assessment or a room reports a profile, the answers are stored anonymously — scores and dimensions only, with no name, no e-mail address, and no account attached. We use these anonymous responses in aggregate to understand how leaders think and to improve the rooms.
What it does not collect. No accounts exist here. We do not sell data, run advertising, or share responses with third parties. Your results live in your browser during your visit; what reaches us cannot be traced back to you.
Cookies and hosting. This site runs on WordPress, which may set functional cookies required for the site to operate. Our hosting provider processes technical data such as IP addresses in server logs, as virtually all websites do.
Your rights. Under the GDPR you may ask what data we hold and request its deletion — though for assessment responses there is honestly nothing we could link to you. For any privacy question: hello@curiosinarium.com.
This notice describes the site as built. It is a plain-language starting point, not legal advice — have it reviewed before relying on it.