A short (30–60s) visual meditation using either a dot or line to restore attention. Interface features a large central play area, subtle background gradients, and a minimal timer. Users select Dot or Line mode and session length. Provides visual feedback and calm completion animation. Optional ambient audio. Accessibility: colorblind-safe palettes, high contrast, reduced motion.

time: 1 minute

A gentle ocular exercise that helps relax the eyes, release visual tension, and recover focus. A single object moves on-screen in configurable patterns. Size options, color choices, visual effects, and limited speed let users tailor the session. A rotation option allows the object to spin while moving. Intended as a calming, non-competitive eye-tracking exercise.

time: 2 minutes

A minimalist focus-restoration exercise that uses a single photo or looping video as a visual anchor. Users sit quietly and watch the image/video for 3–5 minutes to reset attention and restore concentration. The UI is uncluttered: a large central media area, subtle gradient backgrounds that shift between sessions, and minimal controls. Ambient soundscapes are optional.

time: 5 minutes

A 1-minute guided breathing exercise that uses a pulsing circle to cue inhale/exhale/hold cycles. The circle expands and contracts using smooth easing: inhale-expand (5s), hold, exhale-contract (5s), repeat. Themes and gradients create a soothing mood. Optional ambient soundscapes support relaxation. Clean interface with large visuals and minimal controls.

time: 1 minute

A minimalist math quiz that generates 10 random arithmetic questions (+, −, ×, ÷). Players answer them one by one to regain focus and concentration. The goal is therapeutic engagement, not competition.

time: 2 minutes

A word-guessing exercise inspired by Wordle. Players have 6 tries to guess a 5-letter word. Tile colors give hints: green (correct letter & position), yellow (letter in wrong position), red (not in the word). Trains focus through pattern recognition.

time: 2 minutes

A simple memory game similar to Simon. Colored tiles light up in a sequence that players must repeat. Each round adds an extra step and speeds up slightly. Strengthens concentration and working memory without pressure.

time: 2-3 minutes

A classic sliding puzzle designed for focus and concentration. A grid of shuffled tiles with one empty space allows players to slide pieces around. The goal is to rearrange the tiles into correct order from 1-15. A calming, meditative exercise that trains patience, observation, and problem-solving.

time: 3-5 minutes

A calming puzzle where players connect colored dots to their matching pairs, filling the board without crossing paths. Each puzzle is solvable and encourages mindful focus, patience, and visual problem-solving.

time: 1-2 minutes

A reflex game that measures reaction speed. The screen changes color after a random delay — players must click immediately. The game records reaction time in milliseconds, giving instant feedback.

time: 1 minute

A typing challenge testing speed and accuracy. Random words appear, and players type them quickly and correctly. At the end, the game shows words per minute (WPM) and accuracy. Helps with focus, rhythm, and concentration.

time: 2-3 minute

A fun guessing game where the computer chooses a random number (e.g., 1–100). The player guesses, and the game gives hints like “Too high” or “Too low.” Continues until the correct number is found, along with total attempts made.

time: 1-2 minutes