RAADS-R Test is a private, browser-based adult autism self-assessment with all 80 items, an overall score, and four domain breakdowns. It adds research context, practical interpretation guidance, and a shareable private result link without requiring an account. The experience is designed for thoughtful reflection, not diagnosis, and clearly explains when professional support may be useful.
I built RAADS-R Test to make structured adult autism self-reflection more accessible and less intimidating. Many people want to organize long-standing patterns in communication, sensory experience, routines, and focused interests before deciding whether to speak with a professional. The tool presents all 80 items, calculates the total and domain scores, and explains the limits of screening in plain language. Privacy was a core requirement, so no account is needed. I would especially value feedback on clarity, accessibility, and whether the interpretation guidance helps people avoid treating one score as a diagnosis.