Question 1

How does the test selector work?

Accepted Answer

The selector is a 3-step mini-questionnaire (main concern, duration of symptoms, most impacted life domain) that cross-references your answers with the database of 200 available psychometric tests. It then suggests 3 to 4 personalized priority tests, plus the General Diagnostic test for a complete assessment. The selector does not make a diagnosis: it guides you to the most relevant self-assessment tools for your situation.

Question 2

How does the selector differ from the AI assistant?

Accepted Answer

The selector is a structured closed-question path (quick, 1 minute), perfect when you already have a clear idea of what you want to explore. The AI assistant is conversational and accepts free descriptions in natural language: ideal when your situation is complex or hard to categorize. Both tools rely on the same database of 200 tests and can be used together, with no sign-up or personal data required.

Question 3

Are the selector recommendations personalized?

Accepted Answer

Yes, within the limits of the questions asked. Your answers are cross-referenced with a matrix associating each option with one or several test categories (anxiety, depression, relationships, childhood, personality, ADHD, OCD, phobias, personal development). The more a category is selected through your answers, the higher it ranks in the recommendations. The General Diagnostic test is always offered as a complement for a broad assessment on 13 dimensions.

Question 4

Is the context I enter shared with a third party?

Accepted Answer

If you use the AI-powered recommendation, the free context you enter is sent to a model provider to generate personalized test suggestions; it is also stored in your browser's localStorage to personalize other site tools. You can clear it at any time by emptying your browser's site data, or via the reset button at the end of the journey.

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