the most common personality types from our first 10,000 results
We recently launched a personality test and the interest was immediate. More than 10,000 people took it in the first month, and people actively shared it with friends.
But most importantly, we learned a lot about psychology. The test wasn't based on a magic formula or the weather outside. We used the Big Five, adapted to our style, and tried to reverse-engineer human psychology, with every element grounded in backed psychological principles.
The findings are really interesting: the most common type was Sigma (17%), and the rarest was "6 7" (3.6%), which isn't even a real type. It's for people without one strongly standing-out trait (that's not a bad thing).
Here is the full breakdown across all 11 archetypes:
- Sigma 17%
- Nonchalant 15%
- Penguin 15%
- Golden Retriever 14%
- Monk 9%
- Realist 7%
- Grounded 6%
- Procrastinator 5%
- Aura Farmer 4%
- Crashout 4%
- "6 7" 3.6%
One critical thing: this isn't psychological advice or a precise measure of you, for two reasons. First, we made it for fun. Second, 10 questions is too few for a full portrait. You'd need at least 60 to cover all 30 facets.
We'll keep working on it and adding new features. Thanks!
P.S. To be clear, these are just anonymous counts of which type came up, nothing tied to any individual person. There are no accounts, and keeping your privacy is the whole point for us.