Current streak— days
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Your
Progress
Follow your own Daily Scores, streaks and like-for-like game records—all saved privately in this browser.
Your local dashboard
Train against your yesterday.
This page reads the results already saved by your games and Daily Brain Workouts. It never compares you with a population or invents a percentile. See exactly how scores and comparisons are calculated.
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Best Daily Score— /100
Your highest complete five-skill workout.
Workouts completed—
Complete Daily Brain Workouts in this browser.
Saved game results—
Daily and standalone attempts across all games.
Daily Score history
Your last seven workouts
Recent average—
Your first line starts here.
Complete the five-game circuit to add a Daily Score to this chart.
Start today’s workout →Workout log
Recent circuits
No completed circuits are saved yet.
Complete your first workoutLike-for-like records
Progress by game
Change difficulty to compare attempts made under the same rules.Local data controls
Your history stays in this browser.
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Progress, with perspective
What these records
can—and cannot—tell you.
Compare like with like
A Standard Grid Recall score belongs beside other Standard Grid Recall attempts. Different games and difficulties create different demands, so the dashboard keeps those records separate.
Look for a pattern, not one point
One result can be affected by interruption, unfamiliar rules or an ordinary off day. Recent averages and repeated workouts provide more context than a single high or low score.
Keep the claim modest
A Workout Score describes performance in these recreational puzzles. It is not an IQ score, educational assessment, diagnosis or measure of neurological health.
Why there is no sign-in
Manage local data ↑Progress is stored through your browser’s local database. That keeps the experience private and simple, but it also means history does not automatically follow you to another browser or device.