Focani runs 14 attention paradigms from cognitive psychology — Stroop,Flanker, SART, PVT, Mackworth and more — in your browser. Play free, no sign-up. Track eight dimensions of attention over time, and get told plainly what a score does and doesn't mean.
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I built Focani because every "attention test" I could find online was either
a reskinned reaction-time game or a quiz that told me my attention span was
"below average" without saying what it measured.
So Focani runs the actual paradigms cognitive psychology uses — Stroop,
Flanker, Simon, Go/No-Go, SART, Mackworth Clock, PVT, Trail Making, Schulte
Table, Multiple Object Tracking, and a few more. 14 in total, each mapped to
one of eight dimensions of attention.
Three things I decided early, and they shaped everything:
**1. Say what a score isn't.**
These are practice exercises, not screening instruments. Not validated, not
normed, not administered under controlled conditions. Several of these tasks
have real clinical versions used in dementia and ADHD research — so every
page says plainly that this online version is none of that. If something
about your attention genuinely worries you, that's a conversation for a
professional, not a number on a website.
**2. Don't repeat things that aren't true.**
You've probably seen "the human attention span has dropped to 8 seconds,
shorter than a goldfish." It gets cited everywhere and it has no source.
Nobody has ever produced the study, and the goldfish figure has no origin
either. There's a whole page about why that number can't exist.
**3. Make the UI help you concentrate.**
Training mode hides everything — nav, footer, chrome. Light theme is quiet
paper, dark theme is genuinely dark. No ads, no cookie banner, cookieless
analytics.
Free: all 14 tests, 5 sessions per test per day, saved history with a free
account. Pro unlocks the harder difficulty tiers and deeper analysis.
It's early — the leaderboards are still thin, and I'd genuinely rather hear
"this task felt wrong" than get an upvote. There's a feedback link on every
result screen and it goes straight to me.