A five minute voice conversation
In that room a cube will appear. Then a ladder, a horse, flowers, and a storm. What you see is not random. Psychiatrist Bram van der Boom has asked more than a thousand people to describe that room, face to face, since 2014. Now his voice asks you.
The cube test is a projective test: you describe an imagined room, and the way you describe it describes you.
You close your eyes and step into the white room. One by one you describe what appears: a cube, a ladder, a horse, flowers, a storm. There are no wrong answers.
The AI listens the way the psychiatrist learned to in a thousand conversations: not to what you imagine, but to how you imagine it.
You get a personal portrait of how you see yourself, your ambitions, the people around you, and the storms you expect.
Average completion time: 5 minutes
The cube opens the door. Every test you add sharpens the portrait, and each one takes a few minutes.
Cube, ladder, horse, flowers, storm. The classic reading, and the heart of your portrait.
Your earliest memory, read the way Alfred Adler read them: as the story you have been telling yourself the longest.
A dinner table that seats your family, and a bridge for whatever you are about to cross. The portrait grows with every room.
Uncover what your imagination reveals, with insights interpreted from the original Kariton Cube Test.
See what your imagination says about how you view yourself, your boundaries, confidence, and inner strength.
Discover how you pursue your goals and the role ambition plays in your life.
Gain insight into how you connect with romantic partners, from trust and closeness to freedom.
Reveal who or what you nurture, and what this says about your relationship with those you care for.
Understand how you respond to stress, change, and emotional challenges.
This test brings everything together, creating a brief yet strikingly accurate reflection of your inner world.
“I have given this test at parties, at fairs, and at my own kitchen table. I have seen people laugh, go quiet, and occasionally tear up. Not because the cube is magic. Because being seen is rare.”
Bram van der Boom, psychiatrist
The cube test will not diagnose you. It is not science in a lab coat, and this site will not pretend it is. It is an invitation to say out loud how you see your world, guided by someone who has listened to a thousand answers.
No invented user counts. No five star widgets. One psychiatrist, one white room, and whatever your imagination brings into it.
Your answers are encrypted and never shared. Your imagination stays yours alone.
Five minutes. Just your voice and your imagination.
No credit card required · 5-minute conversation