Aim Accuracy Test

One target at a time for 30 seconds — the score is how many you hit, with accuracy reported separately. Clicks on empty space count as misses and only move the accuracy figure.

How to use

  1. Press Start and one target appears in the arena.
  2. Hit it and the next target appears somewhere else immediately.
  3. After 30 seconds you get hits, accuracy, time per hit and a grade.

Targets never reappear within a diameter of the last one — landing under a cursor that is already there would hand out free hits.

A mouse beats touch here. A lower score on a phone is the input method, not you.

FAQ

Is this useful aim practice?

It repeats the find-and-click motion, so it helps with target acquisition and click rhythm. It does not cover tracking or recoil control.

Can I grade well with poor accuracy?

Yes — the grade only looks at hits in 30 seconds. Accuracy is reported separately, so read both numbers.

Can I change the target size?

Not yet. It is fixed, and deliberately larger than the recommended minimum tap target so a finger works too.

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  • Reaction Time Test — Click the instant the screen turns green. Your grade comes from the median of 5 tries.
  • Matrix Reasoning Test — Find the rule in a 3×3 grid and fill the empty cell. Items are generated fresh every run.
  • Flanker Interference Test — Answer only the middle arrow. Measures your attentional interference in milliseconds.
  • Memory Span Test — Repeat the order tiles flash in to measure spatial working memory (Corsi block task).