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My Type Card
Tiny tests. Big feelings. Shareable type cards.
Free 2-minute personality quizzes with a cozy twist. Answer 12 two-choice questions and find out which of 16 cafe cats, houseplants or pastries you are. You get your traits, your best match, and a type card made for sharing with friends.
When my product consultant (my 11-year-old daughter) told me she wanted this built... I just had to do it.
Her point was a good one: personality tests are fun, but most of them are 80 questions long and end with a wall of text you never share. She wanted the opposite: tiny tests, big feelings.
How mytypecard works:
Pick a test: ☕🐈 Which cafe cat are you?, 🪴 Which houseplant are you? or 🥐 What pastry am I?
Meet your character out of 16, with your traits and best match
Download your type card and send it to a friend
Each test has 16 characters mapped to the 16 personality types, so an ENTP might be a Siamese Cat (The Clever Troublemaker), an ISFJ an Aloe Vera (The Healer), and an ENFP a Sprinkle Donut (The Sunshine Chaos).
That’s 3 tests and 48 characters so far, and we’re adding new tests with 16 new characters regularly.
I’d love to know: what did you get, and does it fit? And which test should we build next? Dogs? Coffee orders? Something stranger? My consultant is taking requests. 👀
About My Type Card on Product Hunt
“Tiny tests. Big feelings. Shareable type cards.”
My Type Card was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #157 on the daily leaderboard. Free 2-minute personality quizzes with a cozy twist. Answer 12 two-choice questions and find out which of 16 cafe cats, houseplants or pastries you are. You get your traits, your best match, and a type card made for sharing with friends.
On the analytics side, My Type Card competes within Social Media, Cats and Plants — topics that collectively have 94.1k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how My Type Card performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted My Type Card?
My Type Card was hunted by Scott Jones. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Scott Jones
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
When my product consultant (my 11-year-old daughter) told me she wanted this built... I just had to do it.
Her point was a good one: personality tests are fun, but most of them are 80 questions long and end with a wall of text you never share. She wanted the opposite: tiny tests, big feelings.
How mytypecard works:
Pick a test: ☕🐈 Which cafe cat are you?, 🪴 Which houseplant are you? or 🥐 What pastry am I?
Answer 12 quick two-choice questions (about 2 minutes)
Meet your character out of 16, with your traits and best match
Download your type card and send it to a friend
Each test has 16 characters mapped to the 16 personality types, so an ENTP might be a Siamese Cat (The Clever Troublemaker), an ISFJ an Aloe Vera (The Healer), and an ENFP a Sprinkle Donut (The Sunshine Chaos).
That’s 3 tests and 48 characters so far, and we’re adding new tests with 16 new characters regularly.
I’d love to know: what did you get, and does it fit? And which test should we build next? Dogs? Coffee orders? Something stranger? My consultant is taking requests. 👀