Most professionals who use AI daily think they are good at it. Most aren't. Testly measures where you actually stand. 15 scenario-based questions. Workplace judgment, not trivia. Level 1 free, no credit card. Levels 2-4 cost 29-79 EUR, paid only if you pass. Certificate on Polygon blockchain. Permanent, verifiable, impossible to fake. 4 levels: Competent (free), Proficient, Adaptive, Strategic. No fixed answer key. You either know how to reason with AI or you don't. testly.app/individual
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Hey PH 👋 I'm Cip, founder of Testly.
Here's the honest version of why I built this.
I kept noticing the same thing: smart people, heavy AI users,
completely overconfident about their actual competency.
Not because they were careless — but because getting outputs
from AI feels like mastery. You don't see your own blind spots
when the tool fills them in for you.
The research backs this up. The more someone uses AI,
the more confident they become — independent of whether
their actual skills improve. It's a calibration problem,
not a knowledge problem.
The certification industry doesn't help. AWS, Google, PMP —
they all charge $200–500 upfront. Fail? Pay again.
The incentive is structurally backwards.
So I built the opposite: L1 is free. L2–L4 cost money,
but only if you pass. We earn when you succeed.
That's the only model that makes sense to me.
A few things people ask about:
**Why blockchain?**
Not for hype. Because certificates get faked, platforms shut down,
and employers can't verify a PDF from a company that may not exist
in 3 years. On Polygon, your certificate exists permanently
and independently. We can't revoke it even if we wanted to.
**Why scenarios and not multiple choice trivia?**
Because knowing what "hallucination" means doesn't tell you
anything about whether you'd catch one in a real work output.
We test judgment in context.
**Is L1 actually free?**
Yes. No credit card, no time limit.
testly.app/individual → click Start → done.
Happy to go deep on: psychometric design, how we evaluate answers
with Claude API, why Polygon specifically, or the EU AI Act angle
for B2B. Ask anything — I'll be here all day.