Work and career
Aptitude
4 tests + 5 practice tools
Full results, every answer explained. No sign-up.
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See every test by category, try the aptitude test practice, or, with a child, the picture puzzles for ages 5 to 11.
Work and career
4 tests + 5 practice tools
IQ and reasoning tests
9 tests
Reasoning practice
6 tests + 1 practice tool
Language and study skills
6 tests + 3 practice tools
Memory tasks
6 tests
Attention tasks
5 tests
Thinking games
21 games and tests
Focus and habits
5 tests
Adult attention self-checks
10 tests
Personality profiles
9 tests
Emotions and wellbeing
8 tests
Relationships
4 tests
Recovery and resilience
3 tests
Mood and energy
2 tests
Everyday self-checks
6 tests
Adult self-checks
2 tests
Colour vision
1 practice tool
Money knowledge
1 test
Just for fun
3 tests
Your atlas
Free, and it remembers
Practice keeps going between visits. The plan, the deck and the passport work on this device without an account; the change since last time needs a free sign-in.

Pick your test date and practice days. Each day says what to practise, and a missed day never resets anything.
Make a practice planKeep the questions you miss. Each one returns tomorrow, then after 2, 4, 8 and 16 days, until you have it.
Open your review deckSigned in, your next sitting of the same test shows the change from your last saved result.
What an account keepsOne stamp for each region you try, kept on this device or on your account.
Open the passportSign in to keep your plan, review deck and results on your phone and laptop.
How it works
Choose a skill to practise or a pattern to explore.
Ordinary buttons and keys, one section at a time, and a progress bar that stays in view.
Read your result and choose what to explore next. Collect a stamp for the region if you like.
What you get
Try one
Every reasoning test works like this: one right answer, and after the test, the reason it is right.
Which tile completes the grid?
B. Each row keeps one shape and each column keeps one fill. The gap is in the third row and the third column, so it takes that row’s shape and that column’s fill: a filled square.
What comes next? 1, 4, 13, 40, ?
B, 121. Each number is three times the one before, plus one: 1 × 3 + 1 = 4, 4 × 3 + 1 = 13, 13 × 3 + 1 = 40, so the next is 40 × 3 + 1 = 121. 120 forgets the one; 81 and 160 follow other patterns.
Glove is to hand as sock is to ?
B, foot. A glove is worn on the hand and a sock on the foot: each garment and the part of the body it covers. A shoe goes over the sock rather than being what it covers, wool is what it may be made of and a drawer is where it is kept.
For job seekers
Timed verbal, numerical, logical and abstract questions, a different paper every sitting, with the working shown for every answer and a drill for your weakest section.
For teachers
One link for the whole class. Each pupil reads a passage and answers six questions on their own device, then can send you their words per minute and score. No names, no accounts.
For teachers: run it with a classFor children, with a grown-up
Speech sound practice, name tracing sheets, picture puzzles, baby cards and CDC milestone checklists. No ads, no analytics, nothing sent.
See the kids pagesYes. Every test and its full result are free: no paywall in front of the result, no email wall and no card. We plan to show ads on some pages.
Word, number, spatial and matrix puzzles, with results by skill and explanations for every answer. Choose the 36-question quick test or the longer 72-question test with bonus challenges.
No. They are self-checks: they show patterns you can bring to a clinician, not a diagnosis.
An optional record of the regions you have explored, with one stamp per category. It lives on your device, or on your account if you sign in. It never stores your answers. Details are in the privacy policy.