Establish the reference
Repeat the same assessment, setup and input method. Save the trial record.
Neuroscience-inspired practice. Intelligence you can inspect.
Explore reaction speed, concentration and response control through real behavioral tasks. Practice with intention, then return to a consistent assessment to see what changed.
Fixed assessments
+Adaptive practice
+Visible evidence
Can practice make your responses faster and more accurate on a consistent task? Start with measurements you can repeat.
One cue. One response. Establish a browser reaction-time baseline with 10 measured trials.
Measure a response AVAILABLE02 / SELECTMatch each LEFT or RIGHT cue. Review decision speed alongside correct and incorrect responses.
Practice a choice AVAILABLE03 / WITHHOLDRespond to GO. Hold on HOLD. Track missed cues and false alarms without turning them into a brain score.
Test response control FREE04 / CONCENTRATEFind one target among changing distractions. Practice visual attention and a precise response in 18 balanced trials.
Try the free focus exerciseA personal practice space for adults in everyday life—whether you are studying, working, playing sport, gaming or simply curious about your responses. Choose a goal, practice and follow your own record.
Start with a free exerciseOur two-mode design keeps personalized practice separate from assessment. Your practice deadline adapts between sessions; the assessment protocol stays fixed.
See exactly how it adaptsRepeat the same assessment, setup and input method. Save the trial record.
Rules adjust the response window using your previous practice accuracy.
The assessment ledger compares speed and accuracy in separate early and recent windows.
Turn your measured sessions into a practice priority. Our software agents check the records, evaluate a personal model, prepare your next session and review what changed.
Every next step carries its reasoning. Predictions appear only when enough comparable data exists and the learned model beats a simple baseline.
Meet your agentsInside our technologyOne learned model. Three agents using explicit rules and statistics. Original Noetryx implementation.
People often call quick reactions “reflexes.” Neurological reflexes are involuntary; these exercises measure deliberate responses. Noetryx brings that distinction into a personal lab for attention, response selection and control.
Explore reaction scienceA small personal model learns from your reaction-time history. It must outperform a recent-average baseline before it shows a forecast. Download the weights, predictions and errors.
The prediction model and adaptive practice rules have different jobs. A more accurate prediction alone does not show that training works.
Inside the modelOur first public-data experiment uses physiological recordings from esports players. It did not pass its predefined research threshold. The full result is available to inspect.
Read the experimentOur first focus is repeatable behavioral performance. Independent validation and consented data must come before broader neuroscience claims.
Measured tasks, adaptive practice, saved trials, assessment comparisons and a transparent experimental model.
Study whether changes persist and extend to untrained tasks, using an active control and independent outcomes.
Analyze EEG files or connect an acquisition bridge for spectral measurements and experimental visual feedback. Hardware testing and scientific validation remain ahead. Open Signal Engine
Early research software. No IQ improvement or clinical benefit has been established.