One Set.
One day.
Everyone.
Smartime measures how fast a mind actually is — logic, memory, calculus, reaction — in 3 min a day.
Every player on earth runs the identical Set, generated from that day's seed. It cannot be practised in advance and it expires tonight. The only way to prove anything is to show up.
Sets are not published yet. This copies the address, nothing else.
One Run a day. It counts. Leaving the page ends it.
ONE RUN
No retries. No second attempt on a Set.
IT COUNTS
The Score goes straight onto your Baseline.
IT EXPIRES
Today's Set is gone at midnight UTC.
Your rank tells you
that you lost.
It never tells you whether your brain was slow today. Rank is noisy, laggy, and confounded by four other people.
Aim trainers measure the mouse. Test sites measure nothing you can defend — retry until the screenshot looks good, then never return.
So captains rank their roster by vibes, scrims and screenshots, and new members are judged on rank alone.
Weather. It moves for reasons that are not you.
Measurement. One player, one instrument, the same Set as everyone else.
Four dimensions, always in this order.
3
per day
1
per Set
0
browser only
No account for your first Run. No password, ever. Three warmup taps to prove the mouse is alive, then the clock starts.
Ranked Runs need a mouse or a keyboard. A thumb and a gaming mouse are different instruments, so a phone gets an unranked practice Set and a reminder for tonight.
The Splits land one at a time. Then the Score sets.
Four hard stops, in dimension order, like split times on a chronograph. Only then does the Score arrive.
Nothing animates after that. It is the same beat every day, which is what makes it a ritual instead of a reward.
847
94th
The hairline on each bar is the global median. Calculus carried this Run.
A share link is a photo finish.
Every Run ends with a link that drops someone else into the identical Set. Both sets of Splits, side by side.
There is no rematch on an easier Set, because there is only one Set a day. That is what makes the comparison honest, and what makes it worth pasting into a channel.
35 points and 9 ms apart. The loser gets the link back, pre-written.
Then a captain turns the day into a season.
The daily Set stays free forever. The paid thing is the competition around it: eight weeks, one squad, a Table with a last day.
- Standings that update as members finish the day's Set
- Dimension-by-dimension comparison across the roster
- A weekly standings email to every member
- A Champion named on the last day
- One payment. Not a subscription, no per-seat bill.
No prizes. A Champion and a name on the Table.
Twenty-five numbered rows, waiting. The invite link is one click for Discord.
No IQ
No brain age, no cognitive decline, no health claim. A Score is a performance today and nothing else.
No prizes
No cash, no goods, no entry fees, no wagering. Winning a Season is worth bragging rights.
No subscription
A Season is one payment. Expired Seasons stay readable, never paywalled after the fact.
No head start
The seed is fixed and published. Nobody can grind today's Set before today.
Sets open at
00:00 UTC.
The first Set is not published yet. There is nothing to sign up for and no list to join. When it opens, it opens for everyone at the same second.
Sets are not published yet. This copies the address, nothing else.
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Every Set is published at midnight UTC and stated in that zone, once. No timezone picker, no difficulty choice, no options.