Some minds run a movie. Some narrate everything. Some think in maps, or in muscle. A few minutes of questions and mini-games map how yours works — into a profile you can share and compare.
Inner experience genuinely differs: about 1 in 100 people have no mind's eye at all (aphantasia), roughly 1 in 16 see mental images as vividly as real life, and inner speech ranges from “never” to “nearly every waking moment.”
Mindprint maps four channels — Visual, Verbal, Spatial, Kinesthetic — each two ways: what your mind can do on demand, and what it does by default.
Questions and score anchors come from openly published instruments (VVIQ, IRQ, OSIVQ, VISQ) and classic lab tasks. For fun, not diagnosis — and no, this isn't “learning styles”: differences in inner experience are real, but teaching to them is a myth.
Every measurement carries noise. Like a real psychology instrument, more questions mean a more accurate score — that's the only difference between the depths below.
Channel scores run 0–100; the ± number is the typical wobble you'd see on a retake. Retaking on another day — at any depth — averages into your profile and tightens it further.
For fun, not diagnosis · retakes sharpen your Mindprint