Human Score: Reaction Test

How fast are you, really? Human Score is a reaction time test and nine more short brain tests. After each one you see how many people you beat and your place in the world ranking. TEN TESTS, ABOUT A MINUTE EACH • Reaction time test: wait for green, tap. Your result is the median of five tries, in milliseconds. • 10 seconds: stop a hidden clock at exactly ten seconds. A pure test of time perception. • Sequence memory: tiles flash in order, you repeat them. Every level adds one more. • Chimp test: memorize the numbers, then tap them in order before they hide. • Visual memory test: remember which tiles lit up while the grid keeps growing. • Number memory test: one digit more every level. How long a number can you hold? • Hue: find the one square in a slightly different shade before time runs out. • Tap speed test: tap as fast as you can for ten seconds. Your score is taps per second. • Aim trainer: hit as many targets as you can in 30 seconds. • Perfect circle: draw a circle in one stroke and get a roundness score. SEE WHERE YOU STAND Every result is compared with everyone who has taken the same test. You don't just get "218 ms", you get "better than 83% of people" and your exact place in the world, by test and by country. ONE HUMAN SCORE Take six tests and your results add up to one number from 0 to 1000. Beat your best in any test and it goes up. Only your best result counts, so a bad run never costs you anything. DAILY CHALLENGE Three tests a day, the same for everyone in the world. One try, one ranking, a new set at midnight UTC. MEMORY TESTS WITH LEVELS Sequence memory, the chimp test, visual memory, number memory and Hue are level runs: each level is a little harder, and one mistake ends the run. There is always a next level to reach. NO SIGN-UP Open the app and start the reaction test. No account, no email, no password. Pick a nickname only if you want one on the leaderboard. Human Score is a human benchmark for your phone: brain games for reflexes, memory, focus and precision in one place. Made by Miki Tari, the studio behind StopTime.