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ADHDtest.ai
✓ verifiedFreemium
Online DSM-5-aligned ADHD screening with a free instant result, plus paid PDF reports; a screening tool, not a clinical diagnosis.
1.5K visits/mo
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Doctronic
✓ verifiedFreemium
Free AI doctor for symptom triage plus $39 video visits with licensed physicians across all 50 US states, insurance accepted.
1.1M visits/mo
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Mediktor
✓ verifiedPaid
Clinically validated AI symptom-checker and triage assistant giving patients a pre-diagnosis and guidance, sold to health orgs.
9.3K visits/mo
Pricing
Free assessment: $0
ADHD/Standard report: $9.99 one-time
Pro clinical report: $49.99 one-time
AI chat & health record: Free
Video visit: $39/visit
Prescription refills: from $0
No public pricing
Core features
- ✦DSM-5-aligned questionnaire using ASRS, BADDS and WURS-25
- ✦AI analysis across attention, impulsivity and executive function
- ✦Free instant on-screen result, no signup to start
- ✦Downloadable Standard and Pro clinical PDF reports
- ✦Comorbidity screening indicators (anxiety, depression, sleep)
- ✦Reports formatted to bring to a GP or clinician
- ✦Free AI symptom assessment and triage
- ✦$39 video visits with licensed doctors
- ✦Available in all 50 states plus DC
- ✦Insurance, FSA, and HSA accepted
- ✦Prescription refills
- ✦Lifelong health record and specialist referrals
- ✦Natural-language symptom intake via LLMs
- ✦Clinically validated triage engine
- ✦Pre-diagnosis with next-step recommendations
- ✦Empathetic multilingual conversations
- ✦Healthcare-grade security and explainable decisions
- ✦Easy integration for organizations
Use cases
- →Adults self-checking for possible ADHD symptoms
- →Producing documentation to support a clinical referral
- →Screening undiagnosed adults and inattentive presentations
- →Understanding comorbid conditions alongside ADHD
- →Getting fast guidance on symptoms
- →Seeing a doctor online for prescriptions or notes
- →Refilling prescriptions affordably
- →Preparing for an in-person visit
- →Patient self-triage before seeking care
- →Reducing call-center and ER pressure
- →Digital front door for health systems
- →Symptom assessment at scale, 24/7
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