About Ramchirs

Why Ramchirs exists

Many people experience mental-health difficulties for years before finding words for them — and the words often start with a good question. Ramchirs (რა მჭირს? — “what’s wrong with me?”) exists to put validated self-screening questionnaires, honest explanations, and practical support-discovery into one calm, private, science-informed place.

The platform is built on one uncompromising principle: honesty about what screening can and cannot do. Every instrument’s source, scoring rules, licensing status, and clinical-review status is published. Interpretations describe what research supports and name what it does not. Screening is a mirror, not a verdict.

How content is made

Instrument content is transcribed from published sources with licensing status recorded per instrument. Interpretation and educational content is written by the editorial team from the research literature, then prepared for clinical review. Until a qualified clinician approves it, content carries a visible “pending review” status — including on this page’s descriptions. We do not fabricate expert authorship: where content is not clinically reviewed, we say so plainly.

Clinical review

Ramchirs maintains a clinical review board process: licensed clinicians review instruments’ interpretation content, condition guides, and safety pathways. Approved content displays reviewer attribution. The review log is maintained in the platform’s administration system and its aggregate status is published on the methodology page.

Privacy as architecture

Anonymous screenings are scored in your browser and never reach our servers. Accounts exist only for saving, tracking, and reports — features that require storage — and saving is always an explicit, consented choice. Screening data is never shared with advertisers, clinics, sponsors, or analytics platforms. Advertising, where enabled, never appears on questionnaires, results, dashboards, account pages, PDFs, crisis, or contact pages.

Who builds it

Ramchirs is developed by Versec LLC, an independent technology company, together with clinical reviewers and translators who participate in the review process described above.

Corrections

Science moves, and so do we. Clinicians and readers can submit corrections through the contact page; corrections are logged and resolved in the editorial workflow.