Quick Signal
Detect a target the instant it appears, and hold accuracy while you do.
React faster under pressure.
A free benchmark measures how quickly and accurately you spot and track targets on screen.
Three quick tasks, ~2-4 min, no account needed.
What the benchmark measures
Three short visual tasks, ~2-4 min total. They measure the on-screen detection, peripheral awareness, and tracking that fast, accurate play draws on. Each has its own task-specific score, never one blended number.
Peripheral Pulse
Notice a target away from center while keeping your attention on a task in the middle of the screen.
Track Pack
Follow a moving target through clutter and confirm it without losing it.
What your gaming training adds
The benchmark is the same three tasks for everyone. Your daily workout then leans toward what happens on screen: a selection drill joins, and two benchmark tasks adapt to you as you train.
Target Stream
Catch the right targets in a fast stream and let the wrong ones pass.
Track Pack
Follow a moving target through clutter; in training the speed rises as you hold accuracy.
Peripheral Pulse
Notice a flash at the edge while answering dead center; in training the flash moves further out.
What the score is, and isn’t.
Results describe your performance on these three tasks, never a claim about your reflexes, in-game rank, or any medical condition. Accuracy always gates speed, so a score never rewards guessing fast over answering right.