Read your MindBench results
Understand raw units, personal bests, confidence notes, and trends without overinterpreting one run.
Start with the raw unit
Each test reports the unit produced by its mechanics. Lower reaction milliseconds are better, while higher completed levels, digits, points, or typing rates are better.
Do not compare unlike units or combine them by eye into one universal score.
Use personal history
A personal best shows the strongest saved result in this browser. Trends are more useful when several runs use similar conditions.
One unusual result can reflect interruption, fatigue, hardware, or simple variation.
Read confidence notes
Confidence notes describe whether the run had enough usable evidence for a stable comparison. They do not change the raw result or provide a health conclusion.