Your results
This page is the portable copy of what you have submitted while signed in, or as the guest this browser was given. It is not the public chart, and it is not a medical record.
Sign in, or finish a test on this browser, to see scores here.
Two histories, on purpose
This browser also keeps a short local list so a result can be shown again without a network. That list dies with the profile or the device. The list on this page is the one that survives a new phone.
They can disagree for a sitting: a score that failed to submit is local-only, and a score submitted on another device is here and not local. The card on the test page says when a submit did not count.
Nothing here is re-rated. A number that was stored is the number that is shown. There is no rolling average pretending to be your “true” score.
The small curve is your own attempts
Each test you have finished here gets a sparkline of those scores in the order they arrived. It is not the public distribution, and it does not borrow other people’s n.
A single attempt is a point, not a curve. Three or four start to show a direction. Twenty is a habit. The page will not invent a trend from one sitting.
Lower-is-better tests fall as they improve; higher-is-better tests rise. The sparkline does not flip the axis in words — the test’s own unit is printed beside it.
Nothing here is everybody’s chart
The public distribution on each test page still counts every finished attempt, including yours. This page does not replace it and does not hide you from it.
A percentile you saw on a result card was against that public pile. Repeating the score here does not compute a second, private percentile.
If the list is shorter than you remember, the missing sitting was local-only or belonged to a different guest. Creating an account from the guest that made the scores is the way they travel. Signing into a different email from that guest leaves the sitting where it is.
This is a measurement toy, not a medical or psychological test. No score here says anything about your health, attention or cognition, and it is not a screening tool of any kind.
Questions
- Why is this list empty?
- No attempt has been submitted under this session yet. Take a test; the first finish creates the guest that this page reads.
- Can I delete one score?
- Not yet. An attempt is a ledger row. Deleting the account later unlinks all of them at once and leaves the public charts intact.
- Is this the same as the chart on the test page?
- No. That chart is everybody. This page is only you.