A clear look at what is going on in your mind
Mental-health screenings that follow the structure of the questionnaires doctors use, trait tests for the sides of yourself you rarely show, and a few just for fun. Each takes a few minutes, and you see your result for free.
No sign-up · A few minutes each · Scored in your browser · Not a diagnosis
Pick a question you want answered
Each test asks you to react to short statements about the last few weeks or about how you usually are. There are no right or wrong answers.
Adult ADHD Test
Eighteen questions about attention, restlessness and impulsivity over the last six months, with the six-question screen clinicians use.
Autism Spectrum Test
Fifty statements about social life, routines, detail, conversation and imagination, scored 0 to 50 against two published thresholds.
AQ-10 Autism Screening
Ten statements, two minutes: whether your answers reach the threshold at which a full autism assessment is usually suggested.
RAADS-R Autism Test
Eighty statements about social life, interests, language and the senses, each answered for now and for before you were 16.
AuDHD Test
Two short screens in one: six statements on ADHD traits and ten on autistic traits, each read against its own threshold.
Depression Test
Nine questions about the last two weeks, scored 0 to 27 against the cut-offs doctors use for depression screening.
Anxiety Test
Seven questions about the last two weeks, scored 0 to 21 against the cut-offs doctors use for anxiety screening.
OCD Test
Eighteen statements over six symptom areas, from checking to intrusive thoughts, scored 0 to 72 against a published cut-off.
Bipolar Screening
Fifteen yes-or-no questions about periods of high or irritable mood, checked against a published three-part screening rule.
BPD Test
Ten yes-or-no questions, one for each criterion of borderline personality disorder, read against a published threshold.
Trauma Test
Twenty questions about the past month after a very stressful experience, scored 0 to 80. You never have to say what happened.
Burnout Test
Twelve statements on exhaustion, mental distance, focus and emotional control at work, read against published risk levels.
Narcissist Recognition Test
Rate 27 behaviours you have seen in someone else and see how many narcissistic traits you observe, across nine areas.
Narcissism Test
Sixteen pairs of statements: pick the one more like you and see how self-focused your answers are, from 0 to 16.
Antisocial Traits Test
Twenty-six statements on how you treat people and handle impulses, scored across two everyday antisocial traits.
Productivity Test
Nine statements on energy, dedication and focus at work, scored 0 to 54 on a work engagement scale.
Financial Wellbeing Test
Ten statements on how secure your money feels and how much freedom it gives you, scored 0 to 40. No amounts asked.
Career Proactivity Test
Ten statements on initiative, persistence and spotting opportunities: the career behaviour research links to income growth.
Mental Age Test
Twenty everyday situations reveal your inner age: a free-spirited 19, a restless 27, a grounded 38 or an unhurried 62.
Spirit Animal Test
Fifteen everyday situations reveal which of six animals you are: otter, heron, raven, badger, hare or elephant.
Three steps, no account
Answer honestly
Go with your first reaction and answer for the time frame the test names, usually the last two weeks. Nobody sees your answers.
See your result
Straight after the last question you see your level or type and a short summary of what it means. Free. On the mental-health screenings, support lines are always on the page.
Go deeper if you like
Unlock your full report with exact scores, the full written report and a PDF to keep or to take to an appointment. One payment, no subscription.
Screenings with a known structure
Every mental-health screening here follows the structure of a recognised screening questionnaire: the same number of questions, the same answer scale and time frame, the same published cut-offs. The wording is our own, and none of them is a diagnosis: a score above a cut-off is a pattern worth discussing with a doctor or therapist, and a low score does not rule anything out.
The test and your result
Your level or type, a short summary and your profile at a glance. The support card on every screening.
Everything behind your result
Your exact score against the cut-offs, every dimension, the full written report, next steps and a PDF. No subscription.
Questions people ask
Are the tests free?
Yes. Taking any test is free, and you see your level or type with a short summary for free. If you want to go deeper, your full report (exact scores, the full written report and a PDF) is one payment, with no subscription.
Is a screening a diagnosis?
No. A screening tells you whether what you describe reaches the level at which a professional would look more closely. Only a qualified clinician who talks with you can make a diagnosis, and a low score does not rule a condition out.
Do I need an account?
No. You can take every test without signing up. If you buy a full report, you give an email address after paying so you can log in again later on the members page.
Is my data private?
Your answers are scored in your browser. Mental-health results are never put on a share card: if you share a test, you share the test, not your result. We do not sell personal data and do not run advertising trackers.
Can I retake a test?
As often as you like. The screenings ask about a recent window, usually the last two weeks, so retaking one every few weeks shows whether things are easing or getting heavier.