Touchcadence

Touchcadence measures four parts of a training session: where you touched, how quickly you reacted, whether your hits followed a steady rhythm, and how consistently you controlled the movement. Targets travel along 15 different paths, including straight lines, waves, spirals, pendulums, figure eights and sudden jumps. More than 150 sessions combine eight training categories with seven difficulty levels. Missing a target ends the current combo; accurate hits build a multiplier of up to five. Results keep each measurement separate instead of reducing the session to a single score. Accuracy, average reaction time, rhythm and stability determine a rank from D to SSS. Points also become experience for the next level. The daily session is fixed by the date, while the weekly set contains seven different exercises. Recommendations use the weakest recent measurement to choose what to practise next. All sessions work offline. Scores are intended for personal practice and are not a medical assessment.