No two tests are the same
Every test pulls from a bank of six number series, five verbal analogies, five logic problems, four pattern puzzles. You get a different twenty than the last person. Easiest first — not to go easy on you, but because a test people quit on tells us nothing. We'd rather you finish.
Hard ones count more
Every question carries a difficulty from 1 to 5 — that's what it's worth. Skip one, it's wrong. No partial credit for showing up. Your weighted score converts to the scale you already know — average 100, SD 15.
We won't fake a percentile
Half the IQ sites online will tell you you're smarter than 97% of people, using math they invented five minutes ago. We're still collecting real completions to norm against. The day we can back a percentile claim, it's yours. Until then, we're not going to insult you with a made-up one — that's not a limitation, that's the whole point of this test existing.
Not a lab. A gut check that hits.
Twenty questions won't replace a psychologist. They will tell you more about how you actually think than anything else you'll do today.
We don't want your data either
One-tap Google sign-in, no password, no email typed in, and we store no IP address. We keep your answers and where you came from — that's it. There's no column in our database for anything else, because we never built one.
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