8 quick questions. Fully anonymous — no email, no name, nothing to sign up for. You'll see your result the second you finish. "It" refers to whatever your own digital habit is — pornography, gaming, gambling, social media, or screen time in general. Answer with your specific habit in mind.
This is a quick self-check, not a diagnosis. If these patterns are affecting your life, talk to a licensed professional or the Digital Addiction Coach who specializes in this.
I wanted to give you a real tool. Not a gimmick.
So I went looking. I found some excellent assessments. Researchers spent years building them.
One problem. Most are copyrighted. Some are for clinicians only. None of them covered porn, gaming, gambling, and social media in one place.
So I did what an engineer does. I laid them all out side by side.
Something jumped out.
They all measure the same things. Different wording. Same core markers.
Those same markers show up in the World Health Organization's ICD-11 and the American Psychiatric Association's criteria for Internet Gaming Disorder.
So I didn't copy anyone's test. I built a new one around what all of them agree on. Plain language. Every digital behavior. Eight questions. About two minutes.
When I was stuck in my digital addiction 25+ years ago, I wish I had something like this... something simple I could use to gauge whether I was being paranoid about my digital habits... or if I really had a problem.
Here's what it isn't. It isn't a diagnosis. It's a mirror. Answer honestly and you get an honest snapshot.
And you see your score before I ever ask for your email.
The science behind the questions: Built on the core markers used in WHO ICD-11, APA DSM-5 Internet Gaming Disorder criteria, and peer-reviewed screening research on internet, gaming, gambling, and pornography use. This is a coaching screening tool, not a clinical instrument or diagnosis.