Do I Have ADHD?

Q: What does the "Do I Have ADHD?" quiz measure?

This free self-assessment quiz helps you reflect on when 'just focus' has never been that simple. It includes 10 questions and takes about 4 minutes. Results are for self-reflection, not clinical diagnosis.

Q: Is the "Do I Have ADHD?" quiz free?

Yes. This quiz is completely free, anonymous, and requires no signup. Your answers are processed in your browser and never stored or shared.

Q: What does "Low ADHD Indicators" mean?

Your experiences sound like normal human distraction, not a neurological pattern. Based on your answers, your experiences don't strongly match the patterns we see with ADHD. Everyone has scattered days, everyone loses their keys sometimes, everyone zones out in boring meetings. Tha

Q: What does "Moderate ADHD Indicators" mean?

What you're describing matches how many adults discover ADHD later in life. I want you to sit with this for a moment, because what you're describing sounds familiar to a lot of people who discover ADHD later in life. The focus issues, the time blindness, the unfinished projec

Q: What does "Strong ADHD Indicators" mean?

Your answers strongly align with ADHD, and a professional evaluation could change everything. Your answers line up closely with the lived experience of ADHD. And I want you to hear something that might be new for you. This is not a character flaw. This is not laziness, or lack of willpower, or

Question 1

Right now, think about the tasks you've started recently. How many of them are actually finished?

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I have a graveyard of half-done projects. Starting feels electric, but finishing feels impossible.

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More unfinished than finished. I lose steam once the novelty wears off, and then I just... drift.

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Some fall through the cracks, but mostly I get there if the deadline is real enough.

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I generally follow through. Once I start something, I see it to the end.

Question 2

What do you notice happening to your attention when you're sitting in a meeting or a conversation that isn't grabbing you?

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I'm already somewhere else. My body is here but my mind left ten minutes ago. I have to fake that I'm listening.

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I zone out constantly. I catch myself staring at nothing and then scramble to piece together what I missed.

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My mind drifts sometimes, but I can usually pull myself back with some effort.

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I can stay present through most conversations and meetings without too much struggle.

Question 3

When you think about your relationship with time... how does it actually work for you?

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Time doesn't feel real to me. I'm always late, always surprised by how long things take. It's like I live outside the clock.

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I consistently underestimate everything. What I think will take twenty minutes takes an hour, every single time.

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I run late sometimes, but I can usually manage with reminders and routines.

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I have a solid sense of time. I plan well and I'm generally on schedule.

Question 4

What do you notice about how your focus works? Is it all or nothing?

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Completely. I can research something fascinating for eight hours straight and forget to eat, but I cannot make myself read one work email.

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When something grabs me, I'm gone. Nothing else exists until the spell breaks.

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I can get absorbed, but I'm usually able to snap out of it when I need to.

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My focus feels pretty steady across different kinds of tasks. I can direct it where I need it.

Question 5

Right now, think about a boring but important task you've been avoiding. What happens inside you?

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A wall goes up. It's not laziness, it's like my brain physically refuses. I avoid it until there's a crisis forcing my hand.

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I feel a heaviness. I know I need to do it, but it takes everything in me to start, and I procrastinate badly.

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I put it off, but eventually I push through. It's not fun, but I get it done.

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I just do it. Boring tasks are boring, but they don't paralyze me.

Question 6

What do you notice about yourself in conversations? Do you interrupt, blurt things out, or lose the thread?

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All the time. If I don't say it right now, the thought will vanish completely. I can see people getting frustrated.

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I catch myself jumping in too early and feel terrible about it afterward. I'm trying so hard to stop.

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Occasionally when I'm excited or passionate about something, but it's not constant.

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I'm a patient listener. I wait for my turn and hold onto my thoughts.

Question 7

How often do you lose track of your keys, your phone, your wallet... the things you literally just had?

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Daily. Sometimes multiple times a day. I once found my keys in the fridge and my phone in the laundry.

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Several times a week. I spend more time looking for things than I'd ever admit to anyone.

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Now and then. It happens, but it's not a major source of stress.

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Rarely. I have a system and my things are where I put them.

Question 8

When you try to rest, to just sit and do nothing... what actually happens?

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My brain won't stop. There's a constant stream of noise, ideas, worries, songs, random thoughts. Stillness feels impossible.

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I feel restless and guilty. Like I should be doing something. Sitting still makes me anxious.

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My mind wanders, but I can relax if I give myself permission.

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I'm good at unwinding. I can be still and it actually feels peaceful.

Question 9

What do you notice when plans suddenly change? When someone moves the thing you were mentally prepared for?

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It wrecks me. I either melt down or shut down completely. My whole system crashes when the plan changes.

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I get really thrown off. I need time to recalibrate and the frustration is bigger than the situation warrants.

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I'm a bit annoyed, but I can adjust without it ruining my day.

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I roll with it. Changes don't really bother me.

Question 10

Here's the big one. When you look back across your whole life... has this always been you?

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For as long as I can remember. Teachers said I was smart but didn't apply myself. I've heard that my entire life.

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It goes way back. I just thought everyone struggled like this until I realized they didn't.

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It's gotten worse recently, but looking back, the seeds were always there.

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This is mostly new. It wasn't like this before.