Reaction Trainer

App name:
Reaction Trainer

Short description:
Track reaction speed, memory, and focus with quick mini games

Full description:
Reaction Trainer is a collection of quick mini games designed for entertainment and personal record keeping.

It includes four mini games: reaction speed, number tap, simple memory, and color judgment.
You can play during short breaks, commutes, or any free moment while tracking your own play results.

Included mini games:

Reaction Speed Test
Tap as soon as the signal changes and record your reaction time.
Tapping too early is recorded as a false start.

Number Tap Test
Tap randomly placed numbers in order, starting from 1.
Your completion time and mistakes are recorded.

Simple Memory Test
Memorize the displayed number sequence, then enter the same order after it disappears.
The app records correct answers, mistakes, accuracy, and response time.

Color Judgment Test
Judge whether the displayed color name matches the actual text color.
The app records accuracy, average reaction time, and the longest correct streak.

Main features:

* Three difficulty levels
* Score history
* Best and average scores
* Today’s best record
* Daily challenges
* Achievements and badges
* Weekly play count graph
* Local device rankings
* Sound and vibration settings
* Theme color settings
* Display language settings

Scores and history are saved locally on your device.
There is no login, user registration, or online ranking feature.

This app is intended for entertainment and personal record keeping.
It is not intended for medical diagnosis, treatment, or ability assessment.
The scores shown in the app are only a guide based on your play results within the app.

Screenshot order / captions:

1. Quick mini games for everyday play
2. Four simple training-style games
3. Track your reaction speed
4. Tap numbers in order
5. Challenge your memory
6. Judge colors quickly
7. See your records and progress
8. Customize the app to your style

Feature graphic text:
Reaction Trainer
Track reaction speed, memory, and judgment with mini games