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Dear Readers, I downloaded this app out of curiosity. At first impression it seemed like a well-structured app. I clicked “create profile,” (It does require your age, name, and then eventually, your email address.) After clicking “take test” the app navigates to a web page. I was puzzled that an app would take one to a website. 20 minutes are given to answer 20 questions. The questions themselves, and the format seemed well constructed. There are several different categories, including: math, spatial reasoning, and problem solving. Instructions at the beginning of the test, explain that “If you get stuck, you can skip that question and come back to it later,” however, when I did skip a question, the test never did return. When I had completed the test, I was asked again for my name, and also for my email address before viewing my results. However, Instead, I was directed to choose a payment plan as a condition of receiving my test results. I chose not to pay the requested fee, but now the app designers have my personal information, and I am rather disappointed. I would recommend finding a different app. Thank you, and have a wonderful day.

I’ve literally had this app for less than 5 minutes and it won’t let you go past entering your information such as your date of birth. The ridiculous thing is that there is only one option. It’s a specific date: March 22, 2017. That put s me at the age of 5. The app states that it is designed for someone over the age of 8, so the app is self destructive. So many thumbs down 👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽

I don’t want or need to spend $20+ to get a “report” the accuracy and validity of which are only the opinion of the developer. What group other than the developer have tested the validity? What is the sd of the test? What are the responding and the variable causing the response? What aspect of intelligence does the test measure? There is more than one such aspect! In short, someone reading this review should understand this test is not gospel. This review was written by a graduate level psychologist trained at Hopkins .