Mindspan · DSM Daily · Free v0.2
A daily DSM-5-TR reasoning warm-up that looks like the email you receive and behaves like the quiz you complete. Educational, anonymous, and deliberately not a diagnostic device.
DSM Game
Small enough for a coffee. Sharp enough to notice.
A 34-year-old teacher reports nearly seven weeks of low mood, early morning waking, loss of appetite, reduced concentration, guilt about being a burden, and withdrawal from work and family. Symptoms are present most days and are not limited to a recent bereavement or substance use.Open quiz ->
Case 1 of 5
5 cases
A complete daily batch, not a single throwaway item.Shared seed
Everyone gets the same cases each day. No per-user randomisation.Anonymous
Answers stay on this device in v0.2.AHPRA-safe
Study warm-up only. Clinical judgement stays with the clinician.How today works
Read each stem, choose the best DSM-5-TR answer from four plausible options, then move through the batch. You get the explanation immediately, and your final score appears after case five.
Withdraw consent any time. Your data, your call.
Depressive disorders
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No urgency, no sales nonsense. Withdraw consent any time. Your data, your call.
A study tool, not a diagnostic device.
Educational use only. DSM Game · Daily Drop is an independent study resource. It does not constitute clinical supervision, legal advice, official exam guidance, or a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace clinical judgment, supervision, or formal training. Refer to the official American Psychiatric Association DSM-5-TR as the authoritative source for diagnostic criteria. Not affiliated with the American Psychiatric Association, AHPRA, the Psychology Board of Australia, or any university.