Read faster without losing the thread.
A free reading benchmark measures how fast you read on screen and how much of it you understood. Speed always pairs with getting it right, never words per minute alone.
Two reading tasks, 4 to 6 min, no account needed.
Speed times understanding.
A reading result is how fast you took a passage in multiplied by how much of it you understood. If either one is low, the result is low, so words per minute alone is never the number.
The score describes how you did on these screen tasks. It says nothing about your eyesight or your IQ, and it never rewards guessing fast over reading right.
The two reading tasks
Phrase Flash finds how brief a glance you can still read a phrase from. Meaning Rush times you through short passages and checks you got the point. Each has its own score, never one blended number.
Phrase Flash
Reading intake
Take in a whole phrase from a brief flash, then judge what it said.
- Flash length
- 80 ms to 1.2 s
Meaning Rush
Comprehension
Read a short passage against the clock and pick what it was really about.
- Passage time
- 20 to 90 s
Then train what fast reading draws on
Your daily workout mixes the reading drills with the detection, attention, and tracking tasks fast, accurate reading draws on.
Quick Signal
DetectionSpot a target the instant it appears, without trading away accuracy.
- Response window
- 2 s
- Scored on
- Response time, gated by accuracy
Peripheral Pulse
Peripheral awarenessNotice a flash at the edge while you answer a task dead center.
- Flash length
- 80 to 150 ms
- Scored on
- Accuracy on both tasks
Track Pack
TrackingFollow a moving target through clutter and pick it out at the end.
- Time to confirm
- 5 s
- Scored on
- Accuracy
Find your starting point.
Two reading tasks, 4 to 6 min, no account needed. Then the reading drills tune to you.