ReadMaxxer
3 QUICK TASKS · ~2-4 MIN · NO ACCOUNT NEEDED

Control first. Speed follows.

A short, free benchmark measures how fast and how accurately you detect, notice, and track on screen. Your score always factors in accuracy, so a fast wrong answer never outscores a slower right one.

Test your visual speedResults describe this task, not your eyesight or IQ.

How it works

Baseline in two minutes, then a few minutes a day that actually adds up.

  1. Take the free benchmark

    Three quick tasks set your baseline across detection, attention, and tracking. No account needed.

  2. Train a little, daily

    A short workout tuned to your profile, adapting as you improve. Reading and gaming drills included.

  3. Watch it move

    Every session updates your skill profile and streak, so progress is something you can actually see.

Six exercises, one runtime

Each one trains a specific screen skill and scores speed and accuracy together. The benchmark runs the first three.

Quick Signal

DETECTION · BENCHMARK TASK

Spot a target the instant it appears, without trading away accuracy.

Peripheral Pulse

PERIPHERAL AWARENESS · BENCHMARK TASK

Notice a flash at the edge while you answer a task dead center.

Track Pack

TRACKING · BENCHMARK TASK

Follow a moving target through clutter and pick it out at the end.

Target Stream

SELECTION

Catch the right targets in a fast stream and let the wrong ones pass.

Phrase Flash

READING INTAKE

Take in a whole phrase from a brief flash, then judge what it said.

Meaning Rush

COMPREHENSION

Read a short passage against the clock and pick what it was really about.

Pick what you want sharper

Your workout leans toward the focus you choose. You can change it any time.

What the score is, and isn’t.

What it measures

Your speed and accuracy on these specific screen tasks, computed server-side and always paired. Accuracy gates speed, so guessing fast never beats answering right.

What it never claims

Nothing about your eyesight, IQ, or any medical condition. It describes how you did on a screen task, not who you are.