I-ANDI · Neuropsych Norms

I-ANDI (Indonesian Advanced Neuropsychological Diagnostics Infrastructure) is an assessment platform for psychologists, neuropsychologists, psychiatrists and practitioners who need scores read against norms that actually represent Indonesia.

The workflow is deliberately simple: the practitioner administers the test themselves, registers with I-ANDI, then uploads the raw scores. The platform compares them against an up-to-date normative database and returns the analysis, broken down across education, age and region rather than against a single national average.

Ten adapted tests are in the system, and it is built so more can be added rather than replaced. It handles both a full test battery and a single test, and the normative database is the point of the project: an integrated store covering the country's regions, with the research behind it and dashboards over the top.

Behind the login, the dashboard is where the work lands: a client's scores placed against the norm group they actually belong to, plotted rather than tabulated, with the practitioner's own profile and settings alongside. The public half of the site carries the published research the battery rests on, so a clinician can read the paper before trusting the number.