Sixteen types.
Sixteen characters.
One of them is you.
Take the one-minute test and meet your Mongle — a squishy little character built out of your answers.
One minute · No sign-up
All sixteen Mongles,
right here
Meet them one by one. Different face, different voice.
A one-minute test,
a result card worth keeping
Twelve questions if you are in a hurry, forty if you want the full picture. The result comes out as a card you can post straight to a story.
- A percentage gauge per axis
- Love · friendship · work styles
- Four card themes and counting
256 pairings.
We wrote every single one.
Swap a six-character code with a friend — that is the whole setup. Right down to what happens if you two travel together.
MG7-K2P← this is what a code looks likeA reason to open it again tomorrow
Daily fortune
A new one per type at midnight, generated right on the phone.
Daily balance game
Answer today's question and see what all sixteen types would pick.
Mongle collection
New costumes unlock as you check in, test and add friends. 32 today, more every update.
There is no server.
That is the whole point.
Mongle has no server. No sign-up, no login, nothing uploaded anywhere. Your results never take a single step off your phone.
Frequently asked questions
Can I take the test on the web?
No — the test lives in the app. The character reveal and the result card are made for a phone screen. Install it and you are done in a minute.
Do I need an account?
No. Install and start. We never ask for an email or a phone number.
Where is my data stored?
Only on your phone. Mongle has no server, so even we have no way to see your results.
Do I lose my results if I change phones?
Export your data to a file in Settings, then import it on the new one. There is no server, so there is no automatic backup — export before you wipe the old phone.
Is this test scientifically accurate?
No. Mongle is entertainment, not a psychological assessment. Take it lightly.
Is the app available in English?
The app UI is Korean for now. English is on the roadmap, without a fixed date — we would rather say so than promise a month we cannot keep.
Time to meet your Mongle
One minute. Really.