Free Autism Self-Assessment Tool
An evidence-based approach to understanding neurodivergent traits in adults and children
About This Screening Tool
Our autism screening questionnaire is based on standardized clinical criteria used to identify core traits. It assesses social communication preferences, sensory sensitivities, and behavioral patterns.
How the assessment works:
- 18 questions covering multiple neurodivergent domains
- Takes approximately 5-7 minutes to complete
- Evaluates Social Communication and Sensory/Behavioral traits
- Results emailed to you immediately with next steps
Important: This screening tool is not a diagnostic instrument. A diagnosis of Autism can only be made by a qualified healthcare professional.
Why Use Our Assessment?
Evidence Based
Based on DSM-5 criteria and RAADS-R principles for identifying autistic traits.
Quick & Convenient
Complete in under 5 minutes from anywhere, with immediate results.
Free
Our assessment tool is completely free with no hidden costs or subscriptions.
Understanding Autism
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects how people perceive the world and interact with others. It is a "spectrum" because it affects every individual differently, with varying strengths and support needs.
Autism is often characterized by two main domains:
- Social Communication: Differences in processing social cues, eye contact, and conversational flow.
- Behaviors & Interests: Focused interests, preference for routine, and unique sensory processing.
- Neurodivergent Strengths: Often associated with pattern recognition, attention to detail, and deep focus.
Next Steps After Screening
Identifying with autism traits can be a powerful moment of self-discovery. Consider seeking a formal evaluation if you experience:
A formal diagnosis can provide access to accommodations, support networks, and better self-understanding.
About the Creator
Jack Squire — Founder
Top 1% SEO Expert on Upwork · Founder of Outrider Digital · Neurodivergent Advocate
"I built this tool—and Free ADHD Test—because I know firsthand how life-changing it is to understand how your brain works. Screening should be free, private, and accessible to everyone."