A little clarity goes a long way.
About the assessment, your reports, and your information.
Do I need to be good at drawing?
No. Draw in your own way. This activity does not grade artistic ability. Please follow the drawing instructions without copying examples.
Is this a diagnosis?
No. Even the professional report is AI-generated reference material. It can be inaccurate and does not replace an assessment by a qualified professional.
Where are my drawings stored?
After you submit, drawings and answers are sent to the XR assessment engine. The backend hosting this workspace saves your submitted drawings, nickname, assessment status, and returned reports. Reopen an assessment from My assessments to view or download its drawings. Unsubmitted drawings are held only in the current page; leaving or reloading loses them. Engine-side retention is managed by the engine provider.
Can I see both reports?
You can open both reports for your own submissions from this browser. Reports provide growth feedback and professional reference; neither replaces a medical diagnosis.
How can I return to my reports?
Use the same browser on the same device. A browser cookie links your submissions to you without a password. Clearing website cookies, using private browsing, or changing browsers can remove your access to saved reports. Other visitors do not see your records.
Is the professional assessment free?
The early preview is free. Paid access and WeChat Pay are planned for a later release. The payment scope and price still need to be agreed.
Why are there four written questions?
The current questionnaire from the assessment API has 27 choice questions and four written prompts. The last prompt asks for both a title and a reason. This matches the supplied answer sheet.
Privacy starts with clear expectations.
The browser saves your language preference. Submitted drawings and results are stored by the backend hosting this workspace and the engine receives the assessment materials. There are no advertising trackers. The website uses a cookie to keep each browser’s submissions separate. Account recovery and retention controls are still being developed.