Psychology Mini-Tools

Quick, private self-checks you can do in a few minutes — a calm starting point for self-awareness. Want a structured, scored assessment with a personal report? Our Tests go deeper.

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Free self-check tools, built on established short screening scales. Each runs entirely in your browser.

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🌡️ Mood Meter

How are you feeling right now? Slide to rate it, pick a word, and save today's check-in. Your entries stay on this device.

Calm Happy Anxious Tired Angry Sad Hopeful

Last 7 days

A self-tracking aid, not a clinical measure. Saved only in this browser.

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⚡ Stress Check

PSS-4 · Perceived Stress Scale

Over the last month, how often have you felt or thought a certain way? Based on the PSS-4 (Cohen, Kamarck & Mermelstein, 1983).

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🌙 Sleep Snapshot

ISI · Insomnia Severity Index

Reflect on your sleep over the last 2 weeks. Based on the ISI (Bastien, Vallieres & Morin, 2001).

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🫁 Breath Pause

Follow the circle: breathe in as it grows, hold, breathe out as it shrinks. One minute is enough.

Ready

Box breathing (4-4-4-4) is a simple way to signal safety to your nervous system.

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🌟 3 Good Things

Write three good things from today. Small counts. Entries are kept only on this device.

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These mini-tools are a friendly starting point. For structured, scored evaluations across personality, anxiety, relationships and more — each with a personalized report — explore our Tests.

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🔒 Your data never leaves this device

Every result here — your mood check-ins, stress (PSS-4) and sleep (ISI) screens, and gratitude entries — is saved only in your browser's local storage. Nothing is uploaded or sent to us, and you can wipe it all anytime with one tap.

⚠️ These mini-tools are self-check and screening aids, not clinical assessments or diagnoses, and are not a substitute for professional advice. If you are struggling, or having thoughts of self-harm, please contact a local emergency service or a qualified mental-health professional.