Personal audit
Life balance audit
Rate 8 areas of life and build a personal balance map. Spot the weakest points, get insights, and see related tests worth taking next.
8 areas · about 3 min
Life balance tool
Your wheel
Score spread · 0
5.0
Average /10
Largest gap
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Career
How do you rate your work and career right now?
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Finances
How do you rate your financial security?
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Health
How do you rate your energy and physical wellbeing?
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Relationships
How do you rate your closest relationships?
55 -
Growth
Do you feel you’re learning and improving?
55 -
Rest
Do you make enough time for real rest?
55 -
Environment
Is your home and work environment comfortable?
55 -
Meaning
Do you feel purpose in day-to-day life?
55
Save
Download your map
Save your personal balance map — handy to compare in a few months.
Invite someone to take the audit
Share the link with a friend or partner so they can run their own audit.
This is an educational self-reflection tool, not a substitute for professional diagnosis or therapy. Your data stays on your device.
Process
How it works
Three simple steps — from rating to real change.
- 01
Rate 8 areas
Mark where you stand today and set goals across eight important areas of life.
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See your map
An interactive chart shows the gap between today and your aims, and highlights the weakest spots.
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Take the next step
Get one small practical action and related test suggestions based on your map.
Frequently asked questions
Is “Life balance audit” free?
Yes. The audit and its insights on Tester.lt are free — no registration, email, or hidden fees.
How is an audit different from a test?
A test helps you recognise a personality type or behaviour pattern. An audit shows the situation as it is: where you’re stuck and what’s missing. Afterward, you’ll get related tests for a deeper look.
Are my answers stored on a server?
No. Ratings stay in your browser and on your device. You can save your map for later comparison or download it to your computer or phone.
Does this replace seeing a psychologist?
No. This is an educational self-reflection tool. It doesn’t replace professional diagnosis or therapy.