Comfortable self-paced practice
Use a spacious number grid with large controls, adjustable contrast and spacing, optional count-up timing, manual speech cues, and an in-page break reminder. Untimed practice is the default, and every display choice can be changed without implying that one setting suits everyone.
Comfortable self-paced practice
Only preferences and practice records are stored locally. No health information is requested or uploaded.
Stop if the screen or activity feels uncomfortable.
No completed records on this page yet.
This is a general visual-search activity, not a test for memory, dementia, eyesight, or cognitive health. Choose comfortable settings and stop if the activity causes discomfort.
Start with 3×3 or 4×4 if you want fewer search locations, or select 5×5 and optional 6×6 when that remains comfortable. The best starting point is personal: screen size, zoom, touch control, and familiarity all change the experience.
Large and Extra Large text, thicker borders, wider gaps, high contrast, a warm background, and dark display are independent choices. These options support comfort and readability; they do not indicate a vision condition.
Untimed mode removes the running clock and reports completion without a duration. Optional timing counts up and can be hidden during the round. Compare a personal time only with your own records that use the same configuration.
When the browser supports speech, Read Next Number and reading a selected number are manual actions. Nothing speaks automatically. The activity remains fully usable when speech is unavailable or turned off.
Print one or two large grids per A4 or US Letter page. Navigation and controls are hidden, while blank date, time, and notes fields remain. The printout contains no medical labels.
A personal best is calculated only for the same grid, text, contrast, border, spacing, and timer configuration. Different devices and display settings can change completion time, so records are not age benchmarks or ratings.
Selections and time cannot assess memory, eyesight, cognition, or health. Mistakes are only incorrect taps in the current sequence. The page does not ask about diagnoses and does not provide a cognitive level.
Pause or stop if you notice eye strain, headache, dizziness, frustration, or other discomfort. The break reminder is only a configurable on-page prompt, not medical advice or a requirement.
No. Untimed is the default, the timer can be enabled later, and an enabled timer can remain hidden while you work.
A short message explains that speech is unavailable. All visual controls, hints, grid interaction, results, and printing continue to work.
No. There are no age norms. An optional personal best compares only this browser’s records with identical settings.
Yes. Delete Local History removes this page’s recent records and preferences from the current browser; tracker records are managed separately on the Tracker page.