About AuDHDly NeuroProfile
Personalized insight, grounded in care.
AuDHDly NeuroProfile is a small independent project that began with a familiar frustration: too much of the literature on ADHD and autism reads as if written about a problem, not a person. We wanted something different, descriptive, dignified, useful.
01 · The premise
Names, not labels.
Diagnoses describe clinical criteria. Archetypes describe everyday patterns people can recognise in themselves. Both have a place. NeuroProfile is the second kind.
The twenty-four archetypes are distillations, not boxes. You will recognise yourself in your primary; you will also recognise yourself in the secondary and tertiary patterns we surface. That is by design. Nobody is one thing.
02 · Methodology
How the scoring works.
Each assessment consists of thirty Likert-scale statements (1–5). Your responses are scored against an eight-archetype matrix specific to the neurotype you chose. The scoring weights live on the server; we do not ship them to the browser, and we do not run the algorithm client-side, even for a preview.
The personalisation engine then activates specific strength and challenge entries based on which response patterns appear in your answers. Two people with the same primary archetype will not necessarily read the same profile chapter.
The compatibility module is rule-based and deterministic. We derived a typed trait profile for each of the twenty-four archetypes, then defined explicit rules over those profiles to produce friendship, romantic, and workplace compatibility for every pair, five hundred and fifty-two entries in total.
03 · What we don't do
On limits and honesty.
We do not diagnose ADHD or autism. We cannot. The instruments to do so are clinically administered, and even then carry caveats. If anything you read here resonates strongly and you want a clinical assessment, that is a conversation worth having with a qualified professional in your country.
We also do not sell your data. We do not run third-party analytics on your quiz responses. We do not show ads. There may be a premium tier later; today there is not.
04 · References
References.
- 01Brown, T. (2013). A New Understanding of ADHD in Children and Adults.
- 02Hendrickx, S. (2015). Women and Girls with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
- 03Price, D. (2022). Unmasking Autism.
- 04Pang, C. (2020). Explaining Humans.
- 05Russell, G. (2020). The Rise of Autism.