Rows are your place in your country, columns are your ground after prices. Nothing on the axes is a number.
What this shape is
You didn't change your place in line — you built under it. More real ground, same relative spot: the quiet, compounding kind of progress.
What this shape is not
Builder doesn't mean you stood still. Your place held because the field moved too — and what you hold after prices grew.
In the same family
Questions
How is The Builder assigned?
From two numbers alone: how your place in your country's income distribution moved, and how your income moved after prices against the middle of your country. Each lands as gained, held or eased; the pair picks one of nine cells. No model is involved.
Is The Builder a personality type?
No. It names the shape of one stretch of time, not the kind of person you are. A different window, or the next reading, can land anywhere on the grid.
Does the family colour mean better or worse?
No. The three families share one lightness and one strength of colour and differ only in hue, so no family reads louder than another.
Find your shape in 90 seconds
Taps only — no typing, no sign-up. The result is a card with your own shape on it, and the figure behind it.