About TAPSIXTY

TAPSIXTY is built on one idea: sixty seconds is enough. Enough to measure a skill honestly, enough to play a real game, enough to breathe. Everything here runs instantly in your browser — no account, no download, no waiting. Pick something, play for a minute, and beat your personal best.

The skill tests

• TYPE — a classic typing speed test. Scored in WPM (one word = five characters), with accuracy alongside.
• REACT — wait for green, tap fast. Your average reaction time in milliseconds, with decoy and go/no-go modes.
• MATH — a mental arithmetic sprint that levels up as you solve.
• RECALL — a digit span test. A number flashes, you type it back; each success adds a digit.
• AIM — click targets fast and precisely, still or drifting. Average milliseconds per hit.
• FLICK — shrinking targets, FPS-style snap aim. Hit as many as you can in a minute.
• CHIMP — the famous chimpanzee working-memory test. Numbers flash, then hide; tap them in order.
• STROOP — the word says one colour, the ink says another. Focus under conflict.
• SHADE — spot the one square that's a slightly different shade. Colour discrimination at the edge of vision.
• TIME — stop the hidden clock at exactly the target. A test of your internal clock, in our calm Relax corner alongside Breathe Sixty, a one-minute guided breathing break with no score at all.

The board games

Three childhood classics, rebuilt from scratch with our own art and playable free against the computer: TAPSIXTY Ludo (dice plus real decisions, 1–3 bots, three difficulties), TAPSIXTY Carrom (a full physics simulation — flick the striker, pot your coins, claim the queen) and TAPSIXTY Snakes & Ladders (the purest dice race there is). Each has a proper how-to-play guide if you're new or rusty.

The Daily Sixty

One shared challenge per day: six ten-second mini-games back to back, identical for every player in the world, scored out of 600. One scored attempt a day, a streak with mercy shields for the days life gets in the way, and a live leaderboard under anonymous nicknames.

How scoring works

Your personal bests, streaks and settings are saved in your own browser. The "top %" on a result compares you against a reference distribution of player performance — refreshed from real (fully anonymous) results where enough data exists, with a static curve as fallback. The Daily Sixty has a live daily leaderboard; entries are anonymous. We collect no names and show no personal data, ever — the details are in our privacy policy.

Why ads?

TAPSIXTY is free and we want to keep it that way. A small number of ads cover hosting and development. If you'd like to support the project directly, check the Support ♥ button on the home page.

Contact

Questions, bug reports or ideas for new tests and games? We read everything: contact@tapsixty.com.