The Neuropsychiatric portal.

What it reads

• Eight instruments, each named to the paper it comes from: PHQ-9, GAD-7, DASS-42, the ASRS, PROMIS Sleep, the IPIP Big Five, the ANPS affective scales and MAIA-2 interoception.
• A report card that reads them together, because the interesting thing is usually how two of them sit next to each other.
• Your affective profile mapped against the personality traits it underlies, with the link between each pair spelled out.
• Built to be retaken. The change between two takings is the signal.

A screening instrument isn't a diagnosis. It's something concrete to hand your clinician, and where a screen comes back positive the portal says so and points at a real evaluation.