Important information
A tool for reflection — not diagnosis.
The Johari Window can start a useful conversation, but results from this website must be understood in the right context.
Last updated: 22 September 2026
A methodology, not a test
This website applies our take and version of the Johari Window methodology to support personal reflection, discussion and research. It does not provide a clinical or scientifically validated measurement of personality.
Results will vary
Results depend on the words selected, the people invited, their individual viewpoints and the setting in which answers are given. A result may change with different participants or at a different time.
Not medical advice or diagnosis
This website must not be used to diagnose, rule out, screen for, treat or make claims about any medical, mental-health, developmental or neurodevelopmental condition. This includes ADHD and autism.
If you need medical guidance
Speak to a qualified healthcare professional. Do not delay seeking professional advice, or change treatment or support, because of anything shown by this website.
Using your results responsibly
Treat every word as one person’s perspective and a prompt for an open conversation — not as a fact, score or label. You are responsible for how you interpret and use the results.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, Unique Network is not responsible for decisions, claims or outcomes based on the use or interpretation of results from this website. Nothing on this page limits liability where the law does not allow it to be limited.
Origin and ownership
The Johari Window model was created by psychologists Joseph Luft and Harrington Ingham in 1955. Unique Network does not claim to have created or own that model. This website and its presentation are operated by Unique Network and offer our interpretation and application of the established methodology.
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