Sergius G.
engineer-researcher in non-verbal archetypes and creator of the Triangula method
Triangula is the result of 12 years of observation of non-verbal archetypes — work that started not with software, but with questions.
Questions like "Why does this person's face feel trustworthy in two seconds?" and "Why does this face make me instinctively want to argue?" — asked in therapy rooms, in meetings, in crowd photos. The answers turned out to be patterns. Once 16 patterns were mapped, the method asked to be built.
The engineer's task was to make those patterns testable: a finite library of archetypes, a strict scoring formula, and a system that runs entirely in your browser. Your photo never leaves the device.
Sergius G. continues to refine the method with a small team of non-verbal archetype researchers.
Beyond the test itself, the method was built to answer a practical question: what do you actually do with knowing your archetype? The reading doesn't end at naming — it produces a full compatibility map (who you click with, who grinds against you, in love and in business), a communication playbook for talking to each of the sixteen types, and a natural-fit compass for the work your type does best.