Free, no sign-up, nothing stored
A full-length IQ-style test, adult ADHD self-checks, personality maps, career direction, focus patterns, and psychology-inspired reflection—all with sources and limits in plain English.
Or start with personality, memory, reasoning practice or focus patterns.
Choose a direction
You can start anywhere. Every route explains what it measures before asking a question.
Long-form reasoning tests
Take the 72-item full-scale form, the 36-item quick form, or six domain tests—figure matrices, logic, verbal, numerical, spatial, and pattern reasoning—each with a MyTestAtlas score out of 100 and the rule behind every item; both IQ-style forms add an estimated range from a formula we publish.
8 complete tests
Reasoning practice
See how you approach drawn matrices, number sequences, figures turned in space, crowded search arrays, and words—without pretending a short browser task is an official IQ exam.
6 complete tests
Trait maps
Explore broad traits and interpersonal habits with transparent public-domain items and clearly labelled adaptations.
9 complete tests
Adult self-checks, not a diagnosis
Five original adult self-checks for attention drift, restlessness, impulsivity, executive function and time blindness. No cut-off, no diagnosis, no advertising on any of these pages.
8 complete tests
Mood self-checks, not a diagnosis
One original adult self-check for high and low stretches, and one guide to what a bipolar assessment actually involves. No cut-off, no diagnosis, no advertising.
1 complete test
Autism traits self-checks, not a diagnosis
Adult self-checks for social effort, sensory load, routine, deep interests and camouflaging, and a guide to what an adult autism assessment actually involves. No cut-off, no diagnosis, no advertising in this category.
2 complete tests
Worry and low-mood self-checks, not a diagnosis
Two original adult self-checks, one for social situations and one for low mood and worry, plus a guide that prints the PHQ-9 and GAD-7 in full, unscored. No advertising.
6 complete tests
Workload, recovery and resilience patterns, not a diagnosis
Two original adult self-checks — one for burnout patterns, one for the habits that help you recover — and one guide to what burnout is, what it is not, and what actually helps. No cut-off, no score, no diagnosis, no advertising in this category.
3 complete tests
English and study skills, scored openly
Free English and study-skills tests with the answer key on the page: grammar, spelling, an English level test and a timed reading-speed test. No sign-up, no level label.
4 complete tests
Financial literacy, scored openly — no advice
A knowledge quiz on interest, inflation, borrowing, risk, budgets and credit records, plus a guide to what financial literacy covers and how surveys measure it. Nothing here is financial advice.
1 complete test
Reaction and attention tasks
Five browser tasks—reaction time, Stroop, go/no-go, selective attention and a two-minute vigilance run read as the change from its first third to its last—measured on your device and reported as your own figures, never as a comparison with other people.
5 complete tests
Span, recall and recognition tasks
Six browser tasks—digit span, an operation span with arithmetic between the letters, delayed recall across a filled gap, grid patterns, tile sequences and a running verbal-memory test—each reported as your own count from this sitting.
6 complete tests
Attention patterns
Notice focus habits, delay patterns, distraction triggers, everyday number difficulties, and an adult attention reflection that makes no diagnosis or clinical cut-off.
5 complete tests
Career direction
Compare interests, values, environments, and readiness for change. Results are prompts for exploration, never hiring decisions.
4 complete tests
Everyday patterns
Reflect on stress recovery, perfection pressure, self-doubt, self-esteem, imposter feelings, sensory sensitivity and sound reactions without diagnostic labels.
8 complete tests
Communication
Look at communication, conflict, attachment and loneliness patterns across ordinary situations.
4 complete tests
Lightweight quizzes
Try a playful puzzle-style route with an entertainment result and no ability claim.
2 complete tests
What “IQ test” means here
Every reasoning test here gives a MyTestAtlas score out of 100, weighted by item difficulty and compared with the test itself, never with other people. The 36-item free IQ test adds an estimated range on the IQ scale from a formula we publish in full, labelled an estimate, with every answer and its rule family underneath. An IQ or percentile without a published method is theatre; ours is published, banded and labelled.
Read the scoring method