START WITH WHAT IS HAPPENING TO YOU
Tests to understand what is going on
Ten scales with published clinical backing — eight here. You answer, you see an orientative result, and you leave knowing what it means. Free, no account, and your answers never leave your browser.
Anxiety Test (GAD-7)
How much anxiety is affecting you right now.
7 questions · Immediate result · No registration
Take the test →Prolonged Grief Test (PG-13)
Whether your grief is taking a form that deserves support.
13 questions · Immediate result · No registration
Take the test →Insomnia Test (ISI)
How your sleep is affecting your days.
7 questions · Immediate result · No registration
Take the test →Work Burnout Test (MBI-GS)
Whether work is genuinely draining you.
15 questions · Immediate result · No registration
Take the test →Social Anxiety Test (LSAS)
How fear of other people’s judgment limits you.
24 questions · Immediate result · No registration
Take the test →Loneliness Scale (UCLA v3)
Measures loneliness as a subjective experience.
20 questions · Immediate result · No registration
Take the test →Self-Esteem Scale (Rosenberg)
The most widely used self-esteem measure in the world.
10 questions · Immediate result · No registration
Take the test →Procrastination Test (IPS)
How much you put off what is waiting for you.
12 questions · Immediate result · No registration
Take the test →Frequently asked questions
Are these tests a diagnosis?
No. They are orientative scales with published clinical backing (GAD-7, PG-13, ISI, MBI-GS, LSAS, UCLA, Rosenberg, IPS). They tell you roughly where you are, not what is wrong. They do not replace a professional assessment.
Is it free and do I need an account?
Yes. Every test is free, asks for no account, and runs in your browser. Your answers are not sent or stored.
Which one should I take?
Pick the one that names what you are living: sleep, ISI; the loss of someone, PG-13; work, MBI-GS; the judgment of others, LSAS. If you are not sure, start with grief or anxiety — the two most used.
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