Understand yourself, one assessment at a time
Standardized psychological scales, free and accessible anytime
Free online psychological tests: Hamilton Depression Scale (HAMD-17), Hamilton Anxiety Scale (HAMA), Eysenck Personality Questionnaire (EPQ), and BRMS mania scale. No sign-up; scoring stays on your device. Chinese and English, plus combined assessments.
Choose an Assessment
Based on established psychological instruments for self-screening and reference
Eysenck Personality Questionnaire
The 88-item EPQ measures extraversion, neuroticism, and psychoticism — a classic personality test for self-understanding.
Start AssessmentHamilton Anxiety Rating Scale
HAMA-14 online self-check for psychic and somatic anxiety over the past week — a common anxiety screening scale.
Start AssessmentHamilton Depression Rating Scale
HAMD-17 online self-check for low mood, sleep, interest, and self-view — widely used for depression screening.
Start AssessmentBech-Rafaelsen Mania Rating Scale
The 11-item BRMS online self-check for activation, talkativeness, and reduced sleep linked to mania or hypomania.
Start AssessmentCombined assessment
Take several scales in one sitting. You will still see each scale’s own result, plus a literature-based combined reading — scores are never simply added together.
Hamilton Depression and Hamilton Anxiety are selected by default. Choose freely; pick at least two. All four scales on this site can be combined.
Why Choose Us
Completely Free
A charitable project — all scales are permanently free with no hidden fees
Evidence-Based
Internationally recognized instruments: HAMD-17, HAMA, EPQ, and BRMS
Privacy First
Results stay on your device — nothing is uploaded to servers
Multilingual
Available in Chinese and English for broader accessibility
Your Privacy
We do not upload any personal information. All assessments and scoring run entirely in your browser — your answers and results stay on your device only and are never sent to any server.
Important Notice
Results from this platform are for reference only and do not replace professional medical diagnosis. If you are in severe distress or having thoughts of self-harm, please seek help from a qualified mental health professional immediately or contact a crisis helpline.