Tell me about an important decision you made these past few months — and how you made it.

Questionnaires put you in a box. A conversation listens.

Élan doesn't ask you to rate yourself from 1 to 10. It asks real questions — situations, dilemmas, decisions — and follows up on each of your answers, the way an attentive listener would.

Twelve to eighteen questions, never the same from one person to the next. The interview adapts to you, digs into what's ambiguous, and stops once it understands you.

Three movements

A portrait, not a score

“You decide quickly and you own it — yet three times you described needing to ‘check one more thing’ before acting. That tension between momentum and control runs through the whole interview. It isn't a flaw: it's how you make your decisions livable.”

Every portrait quotes your own words. If a sentence could apply to anyone, it has no place in yours.

What you say stays yours

• No human ever reads your answers — not even us.
• Your answers are never used to train AI.
• Your data is encrypted — and deletable in two taps, permanently.
• No ads, no trackers, no selling of data.