My choice: johari-window.net

When I first asked myself how to see myself through the eyes of others, I spent a long time looking for a tool I could trust. For me, this is very important because I am a team leader in our office. And it was on johari-window.net that I felt I had found exactly what I needed.

Everything here is simple and modern:

• a clear interface without extra buttons;

• transparent data policy — you can see right away that the developers care about security;

• built-in AI helps not just collect words but analyze results and highlight key insights;

• the whole process takes only a few minutes – choose traits, send a link to friends, and get honest feedback.

I got exactly what I was hoping for – a clear picture of where my strengths are and where I should improve.

Kevan.org/johari.cgi

Before this, I tried another resource that looked like a diary from the 2000s. Outdated design, inconvenient navigation, and no modern features at all.

First, you land on some shady-looking site with lots of links.

But in the list below, I still managed to find the tool I needed

The main downsides that stood out:

• the interface looks like it’s twenty years old;

• no AI or analysis – just a list of words;
• unclear where and how the data is stored;

• overall, it feels more like a blog experiment than a real working service.

Such a tool doesn’t inspire trust. And even if you take the test there, it doesn’t bring much value – no analysis, no understanding of what to do next.

Comparison in numbers

🟢 johari-window.net – 70%:

• modern look
• AI support
• safe and clear data rules
• real value for users

🔴 https://kevan.org/johari.cgi – 30%:

• old design
• no AI
• unclear data use
• feels unfinished

Final Thoughts

The conclusion for me is clear: johari-window.net is a tool that really helps and can be trusted.

The site https://kevan.org/johari.cgi remains at the level of an old draft that doesn’t stand up to comparison and can’t truly help with self-discovery.

Honestly, I wouldn’t waste time on the second site, but the choice is always yours — and I’ve already made mine.