It is a behavioural assessment.
Not a finance quiz or investment survey
> a finance quiz asks / FINDOOM asks
you get
- · a Doom Index, scored from 0–100
- · behavioural markers built from your responses
- · cohort benchmarks for your relevant age, income, and city context
- · evidence behind each major pattern
- · corrective protocol sorted by exposure
- · a detailed case file
you don't get
- · investment or stock recommendations
- · insurance or financial-product recommendations
- · debt management presented as personal advice
- · a sales or consultation call
- · a flattering answer just to make the report feel better
> what we ask / what we don't
One identifier: your whatsapp no.
That's it, and it exists only to authenticate you securely and so you can log back in and find your own report or re-run a fresh assessment. We don't even ask your name — it has no bearing on the assessment. No email login, no PAN, no Aadhaar, no bank linking, no documents, no account access, ever.
Your assessment answers are age band, income band, city and twenty behavioural questions. They're stored against your account so your report survives a logout or device change, and they are never shared with any third party or used to advertise anything to you.
At payment: Razorpay asks for your name and phone number, and an email ID so your payment receipt can reach you, because a payment gateway is legally required to. That happens on their form, for their compliance — not for our assessment.
full detail :: privacy policy
> FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
No. FINDOOM looks at the choices, decisions and trade-offs you make under various circumstances, and the contradictions that your answers uncover.