What IQme does
Matrix-reasoning puzzles
Each puzzle shows a grid of shapes with one cell missing. Study how the pattern changes across rows and columns, then choose the option that completes it.
Worldview Compass
A separate 30-question values self-check. Answer on a simple agree/disagree scale and get an instant, visual read on where you sit — just for reflection and fun.
A score with a range
Instead of a single misleading number, IQme shows your estimate on a bell curve with a confidence band — a more honest way to read a short test.
Private by design
There is no backend and no analytics. The whole test caches on first load and runs in your browser, so your answers never leave your device.
Who IQme is for
IQme is for anyone who enjoys a quick mental workout — pattern puzzles to pass the time, a values quiz to spark a conversation, or a light way to challenge friends and compare results.
Because it installs to your home screen and works with no signal, it's a handy companion for a commute, a queue, or a quiet moment — no app store, no sign-up, no data charges for loading it again.
It is not a substitute for a professionally administered cognitive assessment. If you need a clinical result, see a qualified psychologist.
How to get started
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Open IQme
Visit iqme.bitshack.co.za in your browser. No download or registration required.
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Pick a test
The home screen lists the available tests. Choose the Matrix Reasoning challenge or the Worldview Compass.
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Work through the items
A progress bar keeps you oriented. Take your time — there is no account and nothing is being recorded online.
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See your estimate
Your result appears on a bell curve with a confidence range and a clear disclaimer. Retake it or try the other test whenever you like.
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Install it (optional)
Add IQme to your home screen for one-tap, offline access — it behaves just like a native app.