Cognitive Snapshot

Three minutes. Three tests. One honest picture of your mind.

These are the three most-played assessments in the Igniton memory app, shortened for a single sitting. Each measures a different, well-documented part of how your brain handles information under load.

What you are about to do

Three short tests, run back to back, roughly three minutes in total. Find somewhere quiet and put the phone down. Your score is only as honest as your attention.

01 — Speed Grid

Visual search and speed

Schulte table — tap 1 to 25 in order

02 — Number Recall

Short-term memory span

Digit span — longest sequence held

03 — Operational Memory

Working memory updating

Serial addition — running sums under time

This is a self-assessment built for curiosity and self-tracking. It is not a diagnostic test and it does not detect or rule out any medical condition. If you are concerned about your memory, speak to a doctor.

Test 1 of 3 — Speed Grid Errors 0 Time 0.0s

Tap them in order. One to twenty-five.

Move your eyes, not your finger. Wrong taps are counted but do not stop you.

Find

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Test 2 of 3 — Number Recall Round 1 of 5 Length 4

Hold this number.

It disappears in a moment. Do not write it down.

 
Test 3 of 3 — Operational Memory Round 1 of 4 Time 90s

Add each pair, left to right.

Add the first to the second, the second to the third, and so on. Four sums per round, four rounds, ninety seconds.

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Your cognitive snapshot

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Cognitive index

Your cognitive profile

Visual search and speed

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Schulte table — tap 1 to 25 in order

Short-term memory span

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Digit span — longest sequence held

Working memory updating

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Serial addition — running sums under time

Every number behind your score

Now go beat someone.

Send it to the person who always says their memory is better than yours. This is the card that settles it.

Most of what people call aging is cellular.

The foggy mornings, the slower recoveries, the word that will not come. These are measurable shifts, and measurable shifts can be supported. Our formulations are built on peer-reviewed university research.

This is a self-assessment built for curiosity and self-tracking. It is not a diagnostic test and it does not detect or rule out any medical condition. If you are concerned about your memory, speak to a doctor.

Already measured

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Days until your next attempt

Retaking a cognitive test too soon measures practice, not progress. We hold the door for a full cycle so your next score is worth comparing.