Wealthprint · how it works
No magic. Here's exactly how Wealthprint reads you.
Wealthprint isn't a black box or a horoscope. Everything below is how the numbers are made — so you can decide how much to trust them.
How your scores are made
You answer 24short questions. Each one feeds one of eight patterns (like fear of losing, or chasing what's hot). Your answers are averaged into a 0–100 score per pattern. That's it — plain math, run the same way every time. The same answers always give the same profile.
A computer does the arithmetic; no AI “decides” your number, and nothing about the market goes into it. Higher on a pattern means a stronger pull to watch — not good or bad, just stronger.
How sure we are — and how we say it
Wealthprint grades its own confidence, and we'd rather undersell than oversell:
- Self-reported — it's what you told us. A starting point, nothing more.
- You've lived it — you've been through a real event that fits. Heavier than a quiz answer.
- Backed by your behavior — what you actually do inside Wealthprint lines up with what you said.
Plain truth: “backed by your behavior” means consistent with your own history and actions so far— not that Wealthprint is a lab-validated psychological test. It isn't (yet). We're honest about that on purpose. Your confidence starts at “Early” and only climbs as your real behavior backs the read.
What we don't know yet
Every tool like this has weak spots. Most hide them. Here are ours, in plain words, before anyone else gets to point them out.
- No real person has ever tested this.We built 8,000 fake people, gave them personalities, and made them take the quiz — that's how we found and fixed two real bugs. But fake people aren't people. Until we run a proper study, “it felt accurate” is the only evidence we have, and that's the same evidence a horoscope has.
- We know one way to fool it.If you agree with almost every question, all eight scores rise together and your profile gets less meaningful. That's our fault, not yours — two out of every three questions are worded the same direction. Wealthprint spots this and tells you when your read looks off, but spotting it isn't the same as fixing it. The fix means rewriting questions, and we'd rather do that from real data than from a hunch.
- Your score isn't compared to anyone.“High” means high on our fixed scale — not higher than other people. We don't have other people yet. Any app that shows you a percentile without a real population is making it up, so we don't show one.
- These are today's questions.If we improve them, your old scores and your new ones won't be the same measurement. Every profile records which version made it, and Wealthprint refuses to show you a “change over time” across two different versions rather than draw you a line that means nothing.
If that list makes Wealthprint sound less certain than the apps you're used to — good. They have the same problems. They just don't print them.
What Wealthprint will never do
- Tell you what to buy, sell, or hold.
- Recommend a specific investment, fund, or allocation.
- Predict your returns or promise an outcome.
Wealthprint describes you— your habits and how to work with them. That's coaching about your own behavior, not financial advice, and no advisory relationship is created.
Your data is yours
You can download everything Wealthprint has on you at any time, and re-create your exact profile from it. See Export your data and our privacy notice.