Harvard
Executive-function research: attention and self-control are built through practice, not fixed at birth.
Cogni
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Cogni is the training space where you test your cognition, drill the skills behind it, and watch every score move.
Every exercise is built on an established cognitive-training paradigm
Step one
Keep the target in mind while distractions compete for your attention.
Step two
Make quick, accurate judgments when the task pushes on your control.
Step three
Difficulty adjusts to your performance so the challenge stays effective.
Inhibition and attention drills that build the self-regulation behind steadier focus, calmer thinking, and better habits.
Structured reasoning that strengthens problem solving, reading comprehension, and the ability to connect ideas under pressure.
Cogni is a training and self-tracking tool, not a medical or diagnostic service. It isn't a replacement for therapy or professional care.
Membership
Start free. Upgrade when a few minutes a day becomes the part of your day you protect.
For building the habit.
For serious daily training.
For a coached, adaptive plan.
Prefer to pay once? Lifetime access — $99. · Cancel anytime. No claims about medical outcomes.
It varies by person and consistency. Most people train a few minutes most days; the point is a sustainable habit, not a single session.
No. Cogni is a training and self-tracking tool. If you're dealing with a health concern, talk to a qualified professional.
Nothing breaks. Your progress is saved to your account — pick up where you left off whenever you're ready.
The exercises are designed to be broadly accessible. Younger users should have a parent or guardian involved.
Home
Detox your focus before the scroll gets to it first.
Exercises
Working Memory
Train position, color, shape, and audio matching with adaptive N-back sessions.
Fluid Reasoning
Spatial premise training for abstract logic and mental model building.
Cognitive Control
Adaptive serial addition for focus, inhibition, and mental endurance.
Inhibition
Respond quickly to go cues, then withhold your response when a stop signal appears.
Spatial Memory
A pattern of tiles flashes on the grid — reproduce it from memory. It grows each level.
Spatial Memory
Numbers appear across the board, then vanish — tap the squares in order from memory.
Working Memory
A number flashes, then you type it back. One more digit is added every round.
Verbal Memory
Words appear one by one — mark each as new or already seen. The list keeps growing.
Processing Speed
Wait for the screen to turn green, then tap as fast as you can. Five trials, averaged.
Adaptive test
A computer-adaptive assessment across memory, reasoning, and processing speed — each answer picks the next question.
Adaptive test
The test adapts to you: each answer picks the next question. Most sessions take 10–25 minutes and finish in 20–35 questions.
Scores are estimates from provisional item data, for personal tracking only — this is not a clinically validated IQ test.
Fluid reasoning
Cogni
IQ Test
Estimates come from provisional item parameters and sharpen as the item bank is calibrated with real data. Not medical or diagnostic advice.
Your IQ isn't fixed — it sharpens with practice. Explore the rest of Cogni, free.
Cogni IQ Test
Saved on this device only. Item-level responses are kept for future calibration.
Self-report
Self-report
18 statements about checking, contamination, order, intrusive thoughts, rituals, and saving. Rate how much each applied over the past month.
This is a self-report screening signal, not an official OCD test, medical advice, or a diagnosis.
Checking
Self-report screen
A simplified read of these answers. It is not an official OCD test or diagnosis.
This result is a screening signal only. Consider discussing persistent, distressing, or time-consuming symptoms with a qualified clinician.
Attention
Attention
Digits flash one at a time. Tap for every digit — except 3. When you see a 3, do nothing. It measures sustained attention and impulse control.
Takes about a minute. Stay with it — the rhythm makes it easy to slip.
Attention
Working memory
Working memory
Tiles light up one after another. Repeat the sequence by tapping the tiles in the same order. Sequences get longer until you miss twice in a row.
Takes about three minutes. Your span is the longest sequence you repeat correctly.
Watch the sequence…
Working memory
Self-report
Self-report
45 questions across attention, hyperactivity, impulsivity, and functional impact.
This is a self-report screening tool, not an official ADHD test, medical advice, or a diagnosis.
Self-report history
Saved on this device only.
This is a self-report screening tool, not an official ADHD test, medical advice, or a diagnosis.
Inattention
Self-report screen
A simplified read of these answers. It is not an official ADHD test or diagnosis.
This result is a screening signal only, not an official ADHD test, medical advice, or a diagnosis. Consider discussing persistent symptoms or impairment with a qualified clinician.
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Add each new digit to the digit immediately before it.
Mixed
2pCenter
Peripheral Target