PsyTests

A Google user

5 years ago

Only did 1 test took 5 minutes and it summed up what years of counselling and thought wrenching had made me realise....and summed up everything in clear concise terminology free way!! Going back to pay for No ads to help finance. If I never use it again best 3.49 I ever spent!!!!! The ultimate cost saving on therapy saved me 100s and 1000s. My only caveat is it will only work if you are in a place where you are open to it and are at a place you are will to feeling comfortable being honest

Damien Garnett

4 years ago

Very simple, easy to use quick test. My prognosis is close to what I expected, given that I suffer from stress and take medication to try to control it. As expected ( due to lockdown and health issues) I have started to feel slightly overwhelmed and not in control, and I feel this is reflected in my results. Seems like a good app, but needs further investigation.

A Google user

5 years ago

The advice that follows is always good. However too many ads. I did 4 quizzes, and the last was 33 questions. At an ad every 5 questions and the end, it was over 3 minutes of viewing for a short quiz. It does save your results, and even if I'm not confident in the questions or results, I can access the advice on those topics. So I'll try it out a little longer.

A Google user

5 years ago

The quizes are simple yet effective. The advice is practical and provided in a short, easy-to-read way. My dislikes are that there is LITERALLY an ad every 2-3 questions. Albeit quick ones, they're still distracting and agitating. There are spelling and grammar errors within the questions, answers and advice. This takes away from any credibility, giving the impression of unprofessionalism and immaturity in the development of the app.

David Harvey

4 years ago

I like the app and how it gives some advise on how you can help the situation instead of going paying alot of money that could be changed by just a few simple changes of your daily life. I wish the questions had an in between kind if answer though. Cuz some questions I felt yes one way and no in another way. But other games that very helpful and interesting

A Google user

6 years ago

dl this app its awesome it covers every aspect and subcategory of personality, a ton of good information for each, results that for me have been accurate, as well as good advice for areas that need improvement. i love how organized simple and straightforward it is. you guys are brilliant, thanks so much for putting in the time and effort to make this app!

A Google user

5 years ago

The app is alright. The ads are annoying but to be expected. I was more disappointed with the lack of complexity to the test questions and that it doesnt really provide any deeper insight into a disorder just a very basic outline of symptoms that could be applied to potentially many other issues

A Google user

6 years ago

it is spot on if you answer the questions honestly; the reason i didnt give it 4 stars was because i didnt want to pay for the other questions you had to pay for. i wouldve given it 3.8 stars but thats not an option. Also, the advice was great but it seems like it wasnt reaching as broad an audience as it needed to-dont get me wrong, it touched several topics most of these apps dont-just stop charging or making ppl subscribe to monthly payments if u really wanna help em!!! Just use ads instead!!

Chrissy

5 years ago

3 words. SO MANY ADS. I've never seen so many ads in an app, particularly an app thats is pretty much completely useless. You take a 10-30 question quiz (with an ad every 5 questions) and it says if you likely have that mental issue. The advice is basic and does nothing to help someone with actual problems. So what is the point of the app? For the developers to make money off numerous ads while people with mental instability confirm what they already know: they need a professional, not an app.

Candace “Bugaboo” Harris

3 years ago

Good app so far. Have to pay for ad removal and there are quite a few of them if you don't pay to remove them. But overall the tests seem to be accurate and the advice at the end is fairly detailed! It's also pretty easy to understand & the questions are not complicated or confusing. I would recommend downloading this app but only use it for fun. Do not self diagnose yourself with the test results!

A Google user

6 years ago

Very educational without the information overload. Precise, clear descriptions and definitions but short and to the point. A long list of free tests that give accurate results along with professional advice and additional information. No adds, doesn't ask for any kind of payment, and doesn't take up a lot of room on your phone's storage. I just spent an hour and forty-five minutes going through some of the many topics this app has along with several offered tests. Very pleasant experience. 🖒💯

A Google user

5 years ago

Good app except for the timing of the ads. While ur taking a test and trying to focus on being truly honest with urself n every question's answer, ads popping up while selecting ur answer is not only completely disruptive to the general process of taking any test but ultimately defeats the entire goal/reason the app was developed, downloaded, installed. Long ads too Which wouldn't bother me if timing of pop up happened while awaiting results.? Once last question is answered, n test is complete.

Donald Weir

5 years ago

What is it you (the user) are looking for in an app? This thing can be helpful or really dangerous. 10 questions cannot determine serious mental illness. The idea is nice, but I feel people with illness will have the tendency to misconstrue their results. On top of that, the questions are approximately 50 seconds long, with two or three ad interruptions. The advertising vs what you're actually getting seems quite off balance. Very in your face, I don't appreciate it.

A Google user

6 years ago

Actually, this was pretty cool. The results are correct. And not just that they are correct but that they match the clinical textbook in the appropriate specificity. Developers, well done. Feature suggestions: color the background of tests already taken by the user (and see answers), increase the size of the answer buttons (and or font), and backup results (with time taken) to user's Google Drive (or similar service). It would be interesting to see how results might change over time.

A Google user

5 years ago

Excellent app, but not working properly... This app runs advertisement videos after you finish each quiz, but before results are displayed. This worked great for the first 3-4 quizzes, but then things changed so that after each advertising video, I was returned to the last question of the quiz. After re-answering the question, I'm back to the video & the cycle begins again. This was all in the "Free" section so as far as I know, there's no good reason for me to not get the results...

Brandon Lucas

4 years ago

Numerous misspellings and grammatical errors. Questions are fairly vague, results are equally as vague. (The test I took) I also understand that you need ad revenue, but 4 ads before I even finish the first test. A little ridiculous. I mean in two minutes time, 4 ads. I am aware of the pay to remove ads aspect as well, but unsure if it would be even worth it at the moment. Has potential, just seemingly sloppy at the moment.

Her Royal-Herness

4 years ago

I've only taken or given a few tests since downloading app, but so far its very useful...surprisingly accurate as far as the testing data BUT, THOSE ADS! DEFINITELY a must to pay the $3 to get rid of those. It would be different if the ads were relevant to the app, or to the user in some way, but they're not. I have always hated commercials, so perhaps I am a little predisposed to feeling abhorrently toward ads in general.