Free focus & concentration training games
Every Focani test in one place — fourteen attention paradigms from cognitive-science research, each scored the moment you finish.
All of them are free, with no limits. No account needed to play, and nothing held back behind a paid tier.
Finding things fast
Getting your eyes to the right place, and not losing your place.
Schulte Table
Scan a scrambled number grid as fast as you can, in order. Practices and measures visual search speed and peripheral vision.
Visual Search
Find the one target hidden among distractors. Practices and measures scanning speed and sustained attention.
Cancellation Task
Sweep a dense field and cross out every target. Practices and measures visual scanning and selective attention.
Trail Making Test
Connect the sequence — Part B alternates numbers and letters. Practices and measures processing speed and attention switching.
Holding a rule under pressure
Answering by one feature while another one pulls at you.
Stroop Test
Name the ink color, not the word. Practices and measures selective attention and mental control.
Simon Effect Test
Answer by color, ignore which side it appeared on. Practices and measures response conflict and inhibitory control.
Flanker Test
Read the middle arrow, ignore the four crowding it. Practices and measures selective attention and interference control.
Go/No-Go Task
Tap for circles. Hold still for squares — that's the hard part. Practices and measures inhibitory control and impulse braking.
Staying with it
Keeping going when almost nothing happens.
Sustained Attention to Response Task
Tap every digit, hold still for one. Ten minutes of focus in two. Practices and measures sustained attention and mind-wandering resistance.
Mackworth Clock Test
A hand ticks round a blank dial. Catch the moment it skips. Practices and measures vigilance and rare-event detection over time.
Psychomotor Vigilance Task
Stop the timer the moment it appears. Again, for three minutes. Practices and measures alertness and how well it holds up.
Keeping up with change
Switching rules, tracking movement, noticing what changed.
Multiple Object Tracking
Keep several identical moving dots in mind at once. Practices and measures divided and sustained visual attention.
Change Blindness Test
Two versions flicker back and forth — spot what changed. Practices and measures attention allocation across a scene.
Task Switching Test
A word tells you which rule to use, and the rule keeps changing. Practices and measures cognitive flexibility and rule switching.