PickTests

PickTests

Quick online tests for reaction time, memory, and focus.

nalife520
@nalife520
Published on Sep 3, 2026
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About PickTests

PickTests is a collection of simple browser-based tests for reaction time, memory, focus, attention, aiming, and visual tracking. It currently includes Reaction Time, Aim Trainer, Sequence Memory, Number Memory, Multiple Object Tracking, and the Stroop Test. There is no account to create and nothing to install. Pick a test, get your result, and come back later to see if you can do better. I’m building PickTests one test at a time, with a focus on keeping each test fast, clear, and comfortable to use on both desktop and mobile.

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malammar
@malammar

I enjoyed the object tracking one more than I thought I would! Got up to round 6 but it gets tough after that.

nalife520
@nalife520

@malammar Nice, round 6 is pretty solid 😄 It gets surprisingly hard once the targets start crossing paths. Really glad you enjoyed that one — thanks for trying it!

nalife520
@nalife520

I built PickTests because I wanted these small browser tests to feel simple and easy to use. It’s still early, and I’m improving one test at a time. Feedback is very welcome :)