Editor's Review
A questionnaire is the whole of this app, and the narrowness is the point. Anxiety Test walks through a standard set of screening questions about how often particular symptoms have been troubling you, scores the answers, and explains what that band generally indicates.
It is quick, free and asks for no account, which matters for something people open at a low moment. Results can be kept so a score is comparable over weeks, and the accompanying text points toward what a raised figure usually means in practice.
What it cannot do is diagnose. A screening score is a prompt to talk to a clinician, not a verdict, and anyone in real distress needs a person rather than a number. Treated as a first checkpoint instead of an answer, it earns its 4.31 rating and its small footprint.
Features
Guided screening questionnaire covering common anxiety symptoms
Scored result with an explanation of the band it falls in
Saved history so scores can be compared over time
Works without creating an account
Pros
Free, fast and requires no personal registration
Sticks to one job rather than padding out with unrelated wellness content
Cons
Screening only; it cannot diagnose or treat anything
No substitute for a clinician when symptoms are serious
Little left to do once you have taken it and acted on the result
Questions people ask
Does a high score mean I have an anxiety disorder?
No. This is a screening questionnaire, not a diagnosis. A raised score suggests that a conversation with a doctor or mental health professional is worthwhile, and only a clinician can diagnose.
What happens to my answers?
The test can be taken without registering, so no profile is built by default. As with any health questionnaire, read the developer's privacy policy on the store listing before entering anything you would not want stored.
