About Testyra
Cognitive testing that's actually enjoyable.
Testyra is a free, browser-based platform for cognitive testing. It's built for anyone curious about how their own mind works — no psychology degree, no expensive assessment, no signup required.
The platform covers a wide range of cognitive domains: reaction speed, short-term memory, sustained attention, logical reasoning, spatial thinking, creativity, and judgment. Each test is short — usually 1 to 5 minutes — and produces a concrete number you can track over time.
Most cognitive assessments are either expensive, clinical, or boring. We built Testyra to be none of those. What you get here is a personal dashboard of your own cognitive profile, with scores you can see improving (or not) over weeks and months.
Testyra started as a side project: a simple reaction-time tester to answer a personal question — am I getting faster or slower over time? The answer wasn't obvious from a single test. It needed history. It needed tracking. It needed a proper dashboard.
That early experiment grew into something bigger. One test became a dozen. A dozen became a proper library. The simple stopwatch became a scoring engine with real metrics borrowed from cognitive-science research.
Today Testyra is used by players worldwide. What started as a curiosity is now a platform people use to track their cognitive health over years. We keep building it because the original question — how is my mind actually doing? — is one everyone deserves to be able to answer.
Fun first
Self-improvement should be enjoyable. Every tool feels like a game before it feels like a test.
Accessible to everyone
No paywalls, no downloads, no accounts required to play. Everything runs in a browser, free forever.
Real measurements
Fun to play, but the scoring is real. Each test gives meaningful numbers you can track over time.
Made to share
Every result is easy to compare, challenge friends with, or post. Learning about your mind is better together.
Try a test
Pick any test from the library — no account needed. Play once to see where you stand, then come back in a week to see how you've changed.
Browse testsLast updated: September 2026