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MyTestAtlas

MyTestAtlas is a catalogue of transparent self-assessments: reasoning, personality, focus, work style and wellbeing. Every test is scored in your browser and the scoring logic is open to inspection, with the formula published in full for the IQ-style forms.

The catalogue: categories, the dial, and the search across every test and guide.

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  • Freemium (Pay once)
  • Proprietary

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  • Online
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A test being taken — real items, one screen at a time, nothing sent anywhere.
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A finished result: meters placed within the test's own range, never against other people.
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  • Licensing

    Proprietary and Freemium product.

  • Pricing

    One time purchase (perpetual license) that costs from $2 + free version with limited functionality.

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What is MyTestAtlas?

MyTestAtlas is a catalogue of transparent self-assessments: reasoning, personality, focus, work style and wellbeing. Every test is scored in your browser and the scoring logic is open to inspection, with the formula published in full for the IQ-style forms.

Answers stay on your device. There is no account, no email, and no result held behind a surprise paywall at the end of a long test.

Honest limits, stated on every page: these are short self-report and reasoning exercises for curiosity and reflection. They are not diagnoses, they do not replace a clinician, and they are not proctored or normed instruments. No result the site calculates is attached to a population percentile or a cut-off.

Items are written in-house rather than copied from published instruments. Three questionnaires are reproduced verbatim from the public-domain IPIP item pool, and every test names its source and rights on its own page and in a machine-readable manifest.