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Why Private, Browser-Based Screening Matters
How browser-based ASRS scoring works, what websites may still log, and why privacy-first design matters when you explore sensitive mental health questions.
Quick answer
On this site, ASRS answers are scored in your browser for the free screen. You do not need an account, and individual answers are not uploaded to a server. Hosts may still keep technical logs.
Key takeaways
- No account is required for the free screen.
- Individual answers stay on your device for scoring.
- CDN or server logs can still record IP and pages visited.
Why privacy matters for ASRS screens
The ASRS asks personal questions about focus, habits, and daily life. Many people want to see results with no account. They also do not want to send answers to a server.
That is why we built this screen to score on your device.
What happens on this site
The ASRS form is scored on your device. You do not need an account for the free screen. We do not store your answers in a database.
What still gets logged
Like most sites, hosts may still log tech details. Examples include your IP address. They may also log browser type and which pages you open.
That is not the same as saving your form as a health record. Still, both are worth knowing before you start.
A simple checklist
Before you use any mental health screen online, ask:
- Do I need an account to see my score?
- Are my answers used for ads or marketing?
- Does the site say screening is not diagnosis?
- Am I on a device and network I trust?
Try the screen
When you are ready, start the ASRS test.
Sources and review
- Privacy policy
- Official ASRS facts and forms, Harvard site
This page was checked on September 27, 2026. It gives general product and privacy facts, not medical advice.
The takeaway
In short: private scoring on your device makes an honest first look easier. You still deserve to know what is stored about you—and what is not.
Frequently asked questions
Do you upload my answers?
No. For the free screen, scoring runs in the browser and individual answers are not uploaded to a server.
Do I need an email or account?
No. You can complete the screen and see results without creating an account.
What still gets logged?
Like most websites, hosting or CDN systems may log technical details such as IP address, browser type, and pages requested.