Practice one clear task
Choose a visual-search, recall, tracking, switching, arithmetic, or logic exercise with explicit rules.
One puzzle a day keeps brainrot away
Replace one passive scroll with a short, deliberate attention game. We'll choose one for you—no five-minute commitment required.
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Unrot offers ten short games for practicing focus, working memory, visual search, and deliberate reasoning. Open a game on desktop or mobile, complete a finite round, and leave without creating an account.
Choose a visual-search, recall, tracking, switching, arithmetic, or logic exercise with explicit rules.
Each exercise has a natural stopping point. More games are available, but the interface does not autoplay a next round.
Results describe your performance on that task under those conditions. They do not diagnose attention, intelligence, ADHD, or health.
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Choose one thing
Start small. Finish deliberately. Then return to the work that matters.
Visual search and number sense
Trace a path through neighboring numbers until their total matches the target.
Visual working memory
Watch original line paths in sequence, then retrace every node from memory.
Visual attention
Scan a randomized grid in order while balancing speed and accuracy.
Moving attention
Track an ordered search across three concentric rings moving at different speeds.
Attention switching
Build a trail by switching deliberately between numbers and letters.
Multiple-object tracking
Hold several targets in attention while identical dots move around them.
Deliberate reasoning
Stay with one logical problem, use notes, and work without interruptions.
Working memory
Compare each spatial position with the one shown a few steps earlier.
Short-term memory
Remember symbol locations and uncover every pair in a finite deck.
Visual memory
Hold a brief grid pattern in mind, then reconstruct it after it disappears.
Designed against the feed
“The product should never need to steal your attention in order to help you practice it.”
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