Privacy for the Fatherhood Drift Test, in plain English.
This page is specific to the test. See the main privacy page for the waitlist and 7-Day Rite.
What we collect, and why
Your answers to the assessment questions, so the score can be calculated. Your country, recorded automatically by our infrastructure provider (Cloudflare) at the time you complete it. If you choose to save your result: your email address, and — separately — whichever of four consents you tick. That is the complete list. We do not ask for your children's names, exact addresses, or other identifying family detail, and the question set deliberately avoids it.
What we will never do with it
We will never use your assessment result or answers to make an employment, insurance, custody or legal decision, and we do not diagnose or infer mental illness, abuse, addiction or parental fitness from your answers. We will never sell your data or share it with advertisers.
Four separate consents
If you choose to save your result, you are asked for up to four things, each an independent unticked checkbox — ticking one does not tick another:
- Result deliveryEmail me my assessment result, seven-day protocol and requested follow-up.
- UpdatesSend me occasional Rite essays, protocols and programme invitations. I can unsubscribe at any time.
- ResearchInvite me to future Rite research about fatherhood and men's development.
- Aggregate analysisRite may use my de-identified responses in aggregate analysis. My name and email will not appear in published findings.
How your result is shared
Your result lives at a private link containing a long, random token — not a guessable or sequential ID. That link is never indexed by search engines and is not listed anywhere public. Opening the link shows your computed score only; it never exposes your raw answers or your email address, even to someone who has the link.
How long we keep it, and deleting it
We keep your assessment record until you ask us to delete it. Every result page has a “Delete my result” link that removes the record and any saved email link immediately — there is currently no automatic expiry beyond that, so if you want your answers gone, use the link (or reply to any email we send).
Sensitive answers
One question asks which pressure most interferes with the father you intend to be, including options like alcohol or other substances, or mental or emotional strain. This short test cannot assess substance use or mental health, and selecting either option does not add you to a more aggressive follow-up. If either is affecting your safety or family life, please seek qualified local support rather than relying on a self-guided protocol.
Eligibility
This version of the test is intended for fathers, stepfathers, adoptive fathers and long-term father figures aged 18 and over.