Cognitive cartography

See your pattern.

CATE is a local self-assessment suite for mapping attention, executive function, and related patterns. Full raw data is free to export, completely private, and never leaves your machine.

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Local onlyNo data leaves

First stepASRS v1.1

Battery7 assessments

Start simple

Begin with ASRS v1.1, then add more assessments only when the extra context helps.

Keep evidence visible

Results show thresholds, validity notes, scoring limitations, and the full raw response data.

Map, don't diagnose

CATE highlights repeated patterns for discussion with a qualified clinician.

Sample result emblem

A pattern you can see.

The overall report compresses completed assessments into one CATE constellation. Shape shows where evidence gathers without reducing the pattern to a numeric score.

Sample data, not a diagnosis

01

Points

Each node is a plain-language domain: attention, impulsivity, organization, emotional regulation, lifestyle, and hyperactivity.

02

Path

The connected line follows only dimensions with saved evidence, making clusters and gaps visible without reading a table.

03

Activation

Warm amber marks recurring evidence. Stone marks quieter patterns. Gold stays neutral: orientation, not diagnosis.

RecurringAttention

RecurringHyperactivity

RecurringImpulsivity

QuieterOrganization

QuieterEmotional regulation

RecurringLifestyle / context

Assessment battery

A structured map, not a single score.

CATE combines brief symptom screeners, executive-function profiles, childhood-history recall, and a timed attention task. Each assessment keeps its own report, while the overall results page looks for repeated signals across measures.

Recommended first

ASRS v1.1

A short adult ADHD symptom screener using the WHO Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale v1.1 structure. It gives a fast current-state signal and is the best place to begin.

Timed attention task

Visual CPT

A browser-based non-X continuous performance task. It records response timing, omissions, commissions, perseverations, and vigilance patterns across a longer visual task.

Childhood recall

WURS-25

A retrospective childhood ADHD trait screen. It adds developmental context that current symptom checklists cannot provide on their own.

Executive function

D-REF

A simulated executive-function profile with distress-priority selection. It helps surface behavioral, emotional, and cognitive regulation concerns.

Adult EF deficits

BDEFS-SF

A brief adult executive-function deficits screen. It focuses on daily self-management, follow-through, time, motivation, and emotional self-regulation.

Attention clusters

Brown EF/A

An executive-function and attention cluster profile. It organizes concerns into practical domains such as activation, focus, effort, emotion, memory, and action.

Broad behavior profile

BASC-3

An ADHD-focused BASC-3-style profile with validity indicators. It adds broader emotional, behavioral, and adaptive context around attention-related concerns.

Overall CATE results

One report for the whole pattern.

The all-results page collates every saved assessment into a cross-assessment profile. It shows which tools are complete, where signals repeat, which results carry validity cautions, and what remains open.