Using input data only where it is needed.

The diagnostic experience may use a family name, birth date, place of origin, and selected answers. These inputs are used to return the result and are not stored in shared pages.

When a result is shared, the shared page stores only the result summary, names and URLs of public entries, and the creation time needed to display that page. Family name, birth date, municipality-level location, raw selected-answer data, user ID, and IP address are not stored for sharing.

If numerical feedback is sent from a diagnostic result, the shared-page identifier, feedback type, a value from 1 to 5, and submission time may be stored. Free text, family name, birth date, municipality-level location, raw selected-answer data, user ID, and IP address are not stored as feedback data.

When text is composed for a diagnostic result, derived mapping information such as deity names, clan names, or zodiac terms may be processed through an external AI API. The design does not store raw family name, birth date, or place-of-origin inputs for that purpose.

Site improvement may use page views, referrers, device type, diagnosis start and step completion, result display, sharing, fit feedback, search execution, and public entry selections from the map or relation graph. Family name, birth date, municipality-level location, raw selected-answer data, search terms, and composed text output are not sent to analytics.

Names, email addresses, message bodies, and attachments sent by email are used to answer the inquiry and check the content. Information that is no longer needed is organised where operations allow.