Train your mind with eight focused tests
Run short memory, attention, reaction, and typing tests directly in your browser. Build a personal baseline on this device and compare your own results over time.
Human Benchmark
Reaction time
Wait for the visual signal, then respond as quickly as you can without clicking early.
Sequence memory
Watch a growing sequence of highlighted tiles and repeat it in the same order.
Aim trainer
Select each target as it appears and complete the full set with accurate pointer movement.
Number memory
Remember a displayed number and enter every digit in the original order after it disappears.
Verbal memory
Decide whether each word is new in the current run or has already appeared.
Number sequence
Remember where numbered tiles are placed, then select their positions from lowest to highest.
Visual memory
Remember a briefly highlighted pattern and select the same cells after the pattern is hidden.
Typing speed
Type the shown passage accurately until the timed sample is complete.
How MindBench works
Choose a focused test
Each test isolates one simple task so you can understand the mechanics before you begin.
Keep conditions consistent
Use the same device and a similar environment when you want a meaningful personal comparison.
Review your local history
Results stay in this browser and help you see changes in your own performance over time.
How scoring works
MindBench stores the raw result produced by each test, such as milliseconds, remembered digits, levels, points, or characters per minute.
Personal-best and trend views compare results saved in this browser. Comparisons are most useful when you repeat a test on the same device.
Scores are educational and recreational. They are not a universal intelligence score, health assessment, or worldwide ranking.
Frequently asked questions
Where are my results stored?
Your test history and settings stay in IndexedDB and local storage in this browser unless you export or clear them.
Can I compare scores from different devices?
You can, but screens, keyboards, browsers, and input latency differ. Same-device comparisons usually provide a steadier personal baseline.
Does MindBench replace professional advice?
No. MindBench is an educational and recreational tool, not medical advice or a professional assessment.
MindBench guides
Read your MindBench results
Understand raw units, personal bests, confidence notes, and trends without overinterpreting one run.
Build a useful personal baseline
Create a repeatable routine that makes your own saved results easier to compare.
Reduce device and environment variance
Limit common sources of variation before comparing reaction, memory, targeting, or typing runs.