Squirrel Chaser vs Here and Now

Want to improve your cognitive performance including attention, focus, clarity and reaction time? This app gives you a quick way to test your current state – any time you want. Some people have different life hacks they swear by to improve their attention or focus: exercise, coffee, medication, meditation, etc. However, unless you can see how you actually score, you may only be measuring how you feel rather than how you perform. Here’s your chance to test what is giving you the best improvement and compare your results to either different remedies or to others your age. Have a big test or work project you are working on? Go in mentally prepared knowing you are going to crush it. Unlike games which test your ability to pay attention while you are entertained, the most accurate test of attention/focus measures how long you hang in there when you are under a little stress. This app will require you to focus and make decisions when you are receiving both visual and auditory input. It’s a challenging test and starts with a free 2 minute test for those that have difficulty focusing and progresses up to paid 5-20 minute tests for the most sophisticated gamer. This test does not diagnose or treat any medical disease or disorder. Users are encouraged to seek the input of a licensed medical professional prior to making any medical decisions.

A simple, energy-friendly breathing tool – designed with ME/CFS in mind. This app offers a calming breathing experience for people with limited energy – especially those living with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis / Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS). The breathing tool is low-stimulation, easy to use, and designed to support gentle pacing, calm focus, and short breaks during daily fatigue. There are no ads, no noise, and no unnecessary features – just space to breathe. This app is part of a growing non-profit project that aims to create better digital tools for people with ME/CFS. What you're using now is just the first step – small, focused, and made with care. We’re building slowly, but intentionally – always in dialogue with the community.