Reaction Test — Level 1
Press the moment the circle turns green. Check and train your reflex.
Short task focused on visual-to-motor latency. Scores are shown in milliseconds with global reference bands.
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Reaction Test — Level 2
Multiple rounds, variable delays and error tracking. Measures stability, focus and response control.
Includes streaks and outlier filtering. Final result weighs both speed and mistakes for a robust score.
Poppelreuter Tables
Find targets among distractors. Trains precise scanning and resistance to visual clutter.
A classic attention paradigm. Modes from easy to very hard, with per-level global benchmarks.
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Reaction Test — Level 1
Press the moment the circle turns green. Check and train your reflex.
Great for warm-up before more demanding tasks. Results saved locally and visible in “Your results”.
Reaction Test — Level 2
Multiple trials and error control give you a more stable, competition-ready metric.
We compute averages after removing outliers; the UI highlights consistency across attempts.
Memory Test (3×3)
Remember highlighted tiles on a 3×3 grid. Simple format, surprisingly telling.
Tracks recall accuracy over sequences. Great proxy for working-memory capacity.
Typing Speed Test
Transcribe a short text. Score balances WPM and error rate to avoid “mashing”.
Useful for warm-ups and monitoring progress in daily practice or esports routines.
Poppelreuter Tables
Search for targets buried in noise. A focused visibility and attention challenge.
Per-level means let you compare easy/normal/hard/very hard separately in “Your results”.
Stroop Test
Name the color of the word, not the word itself. A classic measure of executive control.
Our scoring uses points with a speed factor; the trend chart focuses on milliseconds for clarity.
Flanker Task
Respond to the middle arrow while flankers try to trick you. Tests focus and conflict resolution.
Includes congruent/incongruent trials; final score = points × speed factor from correct reactions.
Stop-Signal Task
Go on arrows, but stop when the red square appears. A compact impulse-control probe.
We estimate stopping performance via speed-weighted points, derived from correct Go trials.
N-back (2-back)
Press only when the current letter matches the one from two steps ago. Simple rule, tough control.
Score = points × speed factor based on reaction time for hits. Great for training cognitive endurance.
About Global Mind Tests
Global Mind Tests brings research-inspired cognitive tasks to your browser. Each procedure follows a well-known experimental paradigm and is adapted for quick, reliable self-assessment. You get clear instructions, instant feedback, and optional global comparisons.
How the tests work
- Short formats: most tasks take 30–180 seconds to complete, so you can run them daily.
- Stable metrics: we average multiple trials and handle outliers to keep results meaningful.
- Clear visuals: the UI is distraction-light to let you focus on the decision you need to make.
Scoring & benchmarks
Every test uses a consistent score model. For speed-based tasks we show milliseconds; for composite tasks we use points × speed factor. In “Your results” you will find your best value, average value, and a percentile estimate based on our global means.
Privacy & ethics
Results are stored locally in your browser by default. If you choose to share anonymized results to see global comparisons, the data is sent only with your consent and used to improve benchmarks. No personal data is required to use the site.
Who is it for?
Students, gamers, professionals, or anyone curious about attention, speed and working memory. Use the tests to monitor your training, warm up your focus, or just learn how your mind responds under pressure.
FAQ – Frequently asked questions
Click a question to view the answer.
Do these tests follow standard cognitive paradigms?
Yes. Examples include the Stroop effect (selective attention), Eriksen flanker (interference), stop-signal (inhibition) and n-back (working memory). We adapt them for short, browser-friendly sessions.
How long does one test take?
Typically 30–180 seconds depending on difficulty and mode. You can repeat as many times as you like.
Where are results stored?
Locally in your browser. If you opt in to global comparisons, anonymized scores are uploaded after your consent.
Can I compare with others?
Yes — percentiles are estimated against our global means and standard deviations. See “Your results”.
Does it work on phones?
Absolutely. The interface is responsive, though a larger display may help with precision tasks.
What does logging in give me?
Logging in lets you attach your tests to an account, prepare for future cloud sync and unlock access to upcoming PRO options. Your results still stay in your browser by default, but with an account you will be able to back them up and use extra analysis tools.
What is PRO and how much does it cost?
PRO is an optional upgrade that removes ads, removes daily time limits, unlocks all current and upcoming tests, and adds richer result history and export options.
For the launch offer the regular price (for example $7.99) is discounted to $4.99 for new accounts during a limited time window shown in the countdown banner. Prices and currency may change before the final release.