Play again, or work on one skill
Start with Count, Track, Angle, Tempo and Split, or select just the skills you want. Choose Normal or Friday, a difficulty and one to five sets. Each answer shows the target, your estimate and the actual error before you move on.
One set with all five skills contains five rounds. Choosing only Tempo and three sets gives you three rhythm rounds; all five skills and five sets gives you 25 rounds. Sound starts through your own input in Tempo. Read the controls for each test before starting a timed round.
Want moving dots, bouncing paths, full angle turns, offbeats and extended fractions? Open Friday practice. To repeat specific skills, use Custom rounds.
To practice one test, choose its Only shortcut above. Your Mode, Difficulty and Sets still apply. For rhythm instructions and a tap-by-tap review, open Tempo practice.
Daily, Unlimited or Friday?
| What you want | Where to play | How the targets work |
|---|---|---|
| Today’s five-test puzzle or an earlier date | Daily, then Play or Archive | The game selects a puzzle by your local calendar date. |
| Another fresh set without waiting for midnight | Unlimited above | Start a set, finish it, then choose Play again for fresh targets. |
| All five harder variations on any day | Friday practice | Friday mode changes the tasks; it does not require today to be Friday. |
| The exact set a friend played | Friend challenge | Open their challenge link and keep its skills, mode, difficulty and set count. |
Same challenge, different players
Create a share link to give a friend the same generated targets and settings. After playing, exchange comparison codes on Challenge a friend. Comparisons are self-reported practice results, not a verified leaderboard.
Keep your results
Completed rounds save in this browser, with up to 100 finished runs in History. Resume an unfinished set, retry a challenge, download a score card or export/import a JSON backup. Browser storage restrictions can prevent saving; the game will tell you.
This is our independent practice game. For the original date-based daily, Archive and Keep playing, return to Daily. See how practice scoring works →