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Training

Train the moment. Not the rhythm.

REACNAR removes the countdown, the beat, and every cue your brain could lock onto. What's left is the only thing that matters under pressure — your raw response to an unpredictable stimulus.

The science

How reaction training actually works.

Unpredictable stimulus
Cues are generated from a cryptographic source. No pattern, no rhythm, no warm-up window for your brain to anticipate.
Reflex conditioning
Repeated exposure to unscheduled stimuli tightens the perception-to-action loop and lowers your floor reaction time.
Consistency over peaks
A 210 ms average with a 12 ms spread beats a 195 ms peak with a 60 ms spread. We train the band, not the brag.
Modes

Three modes. One engine.

Single Tick
One cue. One reaction. Random delay between 1.2s and 9s. Used to benchmark your raw reflex floor and surface day-to-day variance.
Burst Mode
3–7 cues fired at unpredictable intervals inside a single session. Trains repeatable response under sustained attention.
Endurance Mode
Continuous cues for 3–10 minutes. Reveals how fatigue, breathing, and focus shape your decay curve over time.
The rules

No cheating the clock.

No countdown

No 3-2-1. No visible timer. The tick fires when it fires.

Random tick intervals

Inter-cue delay is sampled from a non-uniform distribution every session.

False start penalty

Tap before the tick and the attempt is voided. Repeated false starts add a cooldown.

Millisecond precision

Results are measured to the millisecond and corrected for your device's input latency.

The flow

A single attempt, end to end.

  1. 01
    Wait

    Hold steady. No cues. The window can last 1s or 9s.

  2. 02
    Tick

    A single high-contrast stimulus fires without warning.

  3. 03
    React

    Tap as soon as you perceive the cue. Don't predict.

  4. 04
    Record

    Reaction time captured in ms and logged to your session.