RAADS-R Test

RAADS-R Test is a free website that lets adults and older teenagers aged sixteen and above work through the RAADS-R questionnaire on their own, in private, at whatever pace suits them. RAADS-R stands for Ritvo Autism Asperger Diagnostic Scale-Revised, an 80-statement self-report scale that was created to help describe autism-related traits in adults. This site presents the full set of statements in a clean, mobile-friendly interface. It is a self-screening and self-reflection resource. It does not diagnose autism, it cannot confirm or rule out any condition, and it is not a substitute for a professional evaluation by a qualified clinician.Each statement is answered on a four-step scale that considers both the present and childhood, ranging from "True now and when I was young" to "Never true". Once you finish, the tool shows a total score between 0 and 240, along with four separate domain scores: social relatedness, language, sensory-motor, and circumscribed interests. A score guide explains how the commonly cited reference threshold of 65 points came from a 2011 validation study, and it is candid about the limits of that number, so that people do not read too much into a single result.The questionnaire is designed to be easy to understand. Every question has an explanation, an everyday example, and a short note about what to watch for when choosing an answer, which helps people who find some wording abstract. You can flag questions to come back to, write personal notes of up to 500 characters on any item, and save a draft in your browser for up to 30 days so you can finish later. No account is required to take the test and see the basic results.For people who want more, the site offers optional paid AI-generated reports, in simple or detailed form, based on the answers plus 14 optional background questions. These reports can be exported as a PDF, shared as a summary, or sent by email. The core test and the scores remain free, which is why the listing is marked as freemium.Typical uses include privately reflecting on possible autistic traits, organising observations before a conversation with a doctor or psychologist, understanding how RAADS-R scoring and domains work, and comparing notes across related self-report questionnaires. The site also hosts the AQ-50, CAT-Q for camouflaging, PAQ for alexithymia, a female autism test, and an autistic burnout test, plus scoring guides and blog articles. It is available in English, Traditional Chinese, German, Spanish, Japanese, Portuguese, and Russian, with light and dark themes. It is not intended for assessing children. Anyone concerned about their wellbeing should speak with a qualified health professional.