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Free health screenings built on the same validated instruments clinicians use — depression, anxiety, ADHD, and more. Two minutes, plain-language results, and your answers never leave your device.

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A preview · PHQ-9 depression test

Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you had little interest or pleasure in doing things?

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№ 02 How it works

Two honest minutes, then clarity

  1. Choose an assessment

    Every tool says what it measures, how long it takes, and which validated clinical instrument it's built on. No mystery quizzes.

  2. Answer honestly

    One question at a time, on your phone, in about two minutes. Your answers are scored on your device and never sent anywhere.

  3. Understand your score

    The same thresholds clinicians use, translated into plain language: what your number means and — just as important — what it doesn't.

  4. Take the next step

    Concrete guidance on when it's worth talking to a professional, what kind, and what to bring to that first conversation.

№ 03 Original research

We don't just cite the data. We collect it.

Every quarter we survey a representative panel of U.S. adults about mental health, sleep, and stress — then publish the full dataset for anyone to use. Journalists, researchers, and the curious: it's yours.

Read the Mental Health in America 2026 report →

3,204

U.S. adults in our latest panel

41%

screened positive for elevated anxiety

6.4h

median weeknight sleep reported

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every dataset, free to reuse

№ 04 Medical review

Built on validated instruments, reviewed by clinicians

Every screening here reproduces a published, validated clinical instrument — the PHQ-9, GAD-7, ASRS, AQ-10, OCI-R — with its scoring intact. We are assembling an independent medical review board to sign off on every tool; until each is reviewed, we say so plainly on the page rather than imply an endorsement that isn't there yet.

Our review standards · how we choose and score tests