Cyberstalking test – Are you a Stalker without Knowing it?



Viewing your ex’s Instagram profile at 2 a.m. Check who likes their photos. Create a fake account to view their stories. Googling the name of the new person in his life… Cyberstalking is so normalized that we often don’t realize we’re doing it.

This 15-question test, designed without judgment by a CBT psychopractitioner, honestly assesses your digital monitoring behaviors. The goal is not to make you feel guilty but to help you regain control.

What does this test measure?

  • Active surveillance – Deliberate and regular consultation of the profiles of the ex or partner.
  • Passive monitoring – Accepting algorithm suggestions, ‘accidental’ stories, clicks ‘out of curiosity’.
  • Emotional impact – Consequences of surveillance on your well-being: comparison, sadness, obsession.

How does the test work?

  1. Answer the 15 questions (free, 8-10 min)
  2. Receive your overall score for free
  3. Unlock the full report for 4.99 euros

Who is this test for?

This test is for anyone who monitors the social networks of their ex, their partner or someone they are attracted to. It is also useful if those around you tell you that you are ‘stalking’ too much.

Frequently asked questions

Is the test free?

Yes, the test is completely free. The report with digital detox plan is 4.99 euros.

Is cyberstalking normal?

It’s extremely common (80% of people have done it after a breakup), but normalcy doesn’t prevent suffering. Beyond a certain threshold, it slows down your healing.

Who created this test?

This test was designed by Gildas GARREC, CBT psychopractitioner in Nantes. Without judgment.

How to stop stalking?

The report proposes a progressive digital withdrawal program, with CBT techniques to manage impulses.

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Test designed by Gildas GARREC, psychopractitioner specializing in CBT (Cognitive and Behavioral Therapy) in Nantes. This test does not constitute a clinical diagnosis.

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