No. This is a self-report screener for reflection, not a diagnostic or clinical tool. Only a qualified professional can diagnose autism.

How long does it take?

About 15 minutes. 75 statements on a seven-point agree-disagree scale, five per screen.

What if my result is elevated?

It means these traits show up more strongly for you than average. A formal evaluation from a specialist is the next real step if you want a diagnosis.

Do I need an account?

No. You can take it and read your result without signing up.

Is scoring high a bad thing?

No. This describes a way of processing the world, not a deficit. Many people find real value in understanding their own pattern, whatever it is.

Yes, and it is worth doing after thirty days or more.

Free test · 15 minutes

Autism Spectrum Screener

A screening indicator of autism-spectrum traits across social, sensory and pattern-based dimensions.

75 statements 15 minutes No signup One tap per answer

The test starts here — the first statement is on the right. Nothing to sign up for.

What it measures

Three areas this screener covers

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Social communication

How naturally social cues, small talk, and unspoken norms land for you.

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Sensory processing

How strongly sound, light, texture, and other input register.

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Routine & pattern thinking

Comfort with structure, depth of focus, and sensitivity to change.

How it works

Statements, and how far you lean

75 plain statements about social communication, sensory experience, and how you process patterns, each rated on a seven-point agree–disagree scale. There is no healthy score to aim for — this maps a pattern, not a flaw.

The result shows where things show up most for you across three areas. It is a starting point for reflection, not a diagnosis.

Self-reflection instruments built on Jungian-inspired ideas. They do not diagnose anything and are not a substitute for therapy.

Rate 75 statements

Agree or disagree, and how strongly. Five per screen.

See where it shows up

Three areas, each with a gentle low-to-elevated read.

Decide what to do with it

A snapshot for reflection — and a starting point if you want a fuller evaluation.

Example result