I had to leave a review
This is a way of life, and if you take it seriously, it can improve your memory. I didn’t realize some people were upset that it doesn’t have a grid, but it didn’t bother me. In fact, I found out that people said it to be more challenging without one, which I think is a good thing. Overall, this app is something I plan to use for the rest of my life.
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Scoring doesn’t make sense
If I never submit an answer I automatically get 70%? I just want to see how many I missed vs how many were possible. Percentage of success in the scoring is vague and doesn’t make sense since apparently if I don’t hit the buttons when there isn’t a match that’s correct too?
Maybe add a feature to pick how you want to be scored. One for the current way and another for showing how many matches were possible vs how many you hit and then how many errors you made.
Maybe add a feature to pick how you want to be scored. One for the current way and another for showing how many matches were possible vs how many you hit and then how many errors you made.
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English Version
Is there a version that uses Zed as opposed to Zee.
The only N-Back app that I like
Really great, simple Dual N-Back app I’ve found that is well-made, nice looking, and functional. And I’ve tried every single one with 3+ stars. Unlike another reviewer, I like the grid-less layout — an extra challenge.
The ads on the free version are not obtrusive at all but I still paid $1.99 to support the developer.
The ads on the free version are not obtrusive at all but I still paid $1.99 to support the developer.
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Currently my favourite app
This is currently my favourite app! I’ve been practising several times every day. Thank you for a clear, neat experience of N-back, better presented than the other ones (I went and tried most of them). If there was Tri-back or Quad-back options available it would be even better.







