About us

Selfspecs is a small website of tests you can take in a minute or two. They show how fast you react, click and type, how well you hold numbers and patterns in mind, how your keyboard, mouse and screen behave, and, in a short questionnaire, how you describe yourself.

It is made to be simple enough for a child and clear enough for a grandparent: one task on each screen, plain words and big buttons. Everything that needs a longer explanation sits behind a button, so you can read it when you want to and skip it when you do not.

Many online tests give you a number and nothing else. A number is only useful if you know what it means, so every test here tells you how it was measured and what it can and cannot say. Where a published study exists, we compare you with it and name it. Where none does, we tell you that, and show only your own results.

You can read the details on the methodology page, and what we do with your data on the privacy policy page.

Selfspecs is for curiosity and self-reflection. It is not a medical or psychological assessment, it does not replace a professional, and it is not connected to any test publisher, researcher or brand whose work is mentioned. Those names are used only to describe.

Selfspecs is an independent project. It is free to use and needs no sign-up. It may show advertisements on some pages to pay for the running of the site, and never on the pages about the site, never while a test is running and never on the questionnaires that ask more sensitive questions.