Deep Personality

Deep Personality is a companion tool. A 35 to 50 minute IPIP-50 Big Five assessment with an attachment overlay, validated screeners and a long written report. Free ten-item teaser, paid full report, optional partner comparison.

Deep Personality is a paid long-form personality assessment built on the IPIP-50 Big Five questionnaire, with an attachment overlay layered on top and an optional partner comparison. The full run takes roughly 35 to 50 minutes and combines 28 research-backed instruments, so the output is not a five-score summary but a lengthy written report. The free entry point is a ten-item IPIP teaser that names a few patterns and shows a snapshot across the five dimensions, plus screening scores from the ASRS, OCI-R and AQ-10. The teaser does not score attachment, which only appears in the full assessment. In practice, a session starts without an account and can be paused and resumed, with progress saved automatically. Answers are described as encrypted, never sold and deletable at any time. The instruments are public or clinical standards: IPIP-50 for personality, ECR-R for attachment, GAD-7 and PHQ-9 for anxiety and mood, PCL-5 for stress response, OCI-R for compulsive patterns, SWLS for life satisfaction and RIASEC for career fit. The report reads those sources against each other and names a pattern only when several agree. The site is explicit that the ADHD, OCD and autism screeners flag patterns worth raising with a professional and are not a diagnosis. The audience is adults who want structured self-knowledge rather than entertainment: people who feel stuck, repeat the same relationship pattern, or are therapy-curious and want preparation before or instead of a first appointment. Couples can run a side-by-side comparison that places two IPIP-50 profiles next to each other with an attachment overlay, scoring attachment fit, values and money, intimacy across four types, and green and red flags. The site states plainly that this is not a compatibility percentage. Anyone expecting a fast novelty quiz will find the length and the monthly subscription model hard to justify. Pricing is mixed. The full individual report and PDF cost $29 once with no subscription, while ongoing access runs at $9.99 per month for Individual or $14.99 per month for Comparison, with gift and lifetime options. Against free Big Five quizzes the value is the written interpretation and retake tracking; against therapy it is a fraction of the cost but carries no clinical authority.