Screening profile — not a diagnosis

Discover your profile with ten online screenings

Do you, or people around you, notice certain patterns in behaviour, concentration, mood or sensory processing? Take the screening that fits you best — or complete them all — and get an instant, visual personal profile. From autism and ADHD to anxiety, OCD, trauma, mood, sleep, burnout and high sensitivity.

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With a free account, we save your results and calculate how all your screenings relate to each other.

What can you expect?

± 15–25 minutes

Split into short screens you work through at your own pace.

Ten sections

From childhood and social communication to sensory processing, masking and daily functioning.

Visual personal profile

Radar, spectrum and comparison charts for every domain.

Short and comprehensive explanation

What your scores mean and what they explicitly don't mean.

Results directly available

Right on screen, plus a full PDF report.

No account required

No password, no login. Your answers remain on your device.

The sections

  1. Part 1 — Personal profile

    A few general questions that help put your profile into context. Everything here is optional, and we won't ask for anything that could identify you directly.

  2. Part 2 — Childhood and development

    Think back to what you were like as a child (roughly ages 4 to 12). Not sure? Choose "I don't know."

  3. Part 3 — Social communication and interaction

    Questions about conversations, non-verbal cues, and contact with others, as they are for you now.

  4. Part 4 — Routines and repetitive patterns

    Questions about structure, repetition, habits and handling changes.

  5. Part 5 — Intensive interests

    Questions about the depth and intensity of your interests, and what they do to your daily life.

  6. Part 6 — Sensory processing

    Questions about sensory stimulation, covering both over-sensitivity and under-sensitivity or sensory seeking.

  7. Part 7 — Executive functions

    Questions about planning, organizing, and getting started. These traits aren't specific to autism and occur in many other conditions too.

  8. Part 8 — Masking and camouflage

    Questions about consciously adapting, learning and compensating in social situations.

  9. Part 9 — Overstimulation and recovery

    Questions about sensory load, shutdowns, exhaustion, and how you recover.

  10. Part 10 — Daily functioning

    Finally: how much do the things you described above affect your daily life? This measures impact, not the traits themselves.

How do you read the outcome?

You won't get a probability like “74% autism”. Instead, you get a Screening Profile Range for every domain — how closely your answers within this model match the measured characteristics.

0–20%Few characteristics
21–40%Mild characteristics
41–60%Mixed characteristics
61–80%Clear characteristics
81–100%Strong characteristics