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Skills

Measurable performance tests — typing speed (WPM with accuracy), memory benchmarks (digit span, n-back), and others. Leaderboards by week and all-time.

What skill benchmarks measure

Unlike personality, these are objective performance tests — you either hit the words per minute or you do not. They sample trainable abilities: typing speed with accuracy, working memory (digit span, n-back), mental arithmetic, and reading speed. Each returns a measurable score with weekly and all-time leaderboards, so you can benchmark today and track real improvement as you practise.

Skill tests — common questions

How are WPM and accuracy calculated?
Words per minute counts a word as five characters, normalised over your time; accuracy is the share of correct keystrokes. A high WPM with low accuracy is not a real result — the two are scored together.
What are digit span and n-back?
Digit span is the longest sequence you can recall in order — a classic short-term-memory measure. N-back asks whether the current item matches the one N steps back, taxing working memory and attention. Both are standard cognitive tasks.
Can I actually train these?
Yes — these are skills, not fixed traits. Typing, mental math, and reading speed improve clearly with deliberate practice; working-memory gains are real but transfer narrowly. The leaderboards are there to track your own progress.
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