HoduAtlas / HoduAtlas

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Mini-games that map your brain in numbers

Hodu is a walnut that resembles a brain; an atlas is a book of maps. HoduAtlas measures your brain across 6 domains and returns the results as numeric coordinates. Free, right in your browser.

Operating principles

HoduAtlas focuses on short browser games with consistent rules from attempt to attempt. Your records are reference values for personal comparison, and the site explains the device, fatigue, and learning effects that can move a score.

Six domains

Why measure?

Without knowing how fast you are, there's no baseline to improve against. Numbers enable comparison, comparison drives retry. One more round, then another. No grand promises about brain training — just a clear picture of where you stand.

Where do results go?

Only to this browser's localStorage. Nothing is sent to a server, nothing is shared with others. Clear your browser data and it's gone. See Privacy Policy for details.

Which devices?

Desktop and mobile browsers alike. Touch, mouse, and keyboard (Space for reaction, Enter for arithmetic and memory) are all supported. Note that results vary by device and environment — compare on the same device for fairness.

Editorial standard

Articles are written to help readers interpret game results. We prioritize practical variables such as sleep, caffeine, refresh rate, and practice effects, and repeatedly state that a single score cannot diagnose health or cognitive conditions.

About ads

This site is free and supported by ad revenue. Before an AdSense publisher ID is configured, ad areas are not rendered; after approval, ad code appears only in content areas. No ads are placed within 100px of the game canvas to prevent accidental clicks.