Pick your stack
Decide between Notion, Google Sheets, Airtable, or Looker Studio based on team size.
Step-by-step guide
Connect BrainGames data to Notion, Sheets, or BI tools in under an hour
What gets graphed gets grown.
Build time
45 minAverage to connect BrainGames → Sheets → NotionReview cadence
WeeklyIdeal frequency for insightsRetention boost
+29%Users who review dashboards weeklySolo players often start in Notion or Sheets. Teams prefer Airtable or Looker Studio for sharing. Pick the one you already use—speed beats perfection.
List must-haves (reaction mean, best, variability, number memory span) and supporting context (sleep hours, caffeine intake, subjective readiness). Assign data types and decide whether each should be automated or manual.
Export CSVs weekly or use Zapier to push new scores straight into your sheet. Add formulas for rolling averages and conditional formatting that flags regressions.
Create columns for sleep, hydration, workouts, and mood. Use dropdowns or 1-5 sliders. Correlate them with BrainGames KPIs to spot hidden levers.
Schedule a 20-minute Sunday review. Ask: What improved? What stalled? What will I try next week? Add charts to visualize streaks and overlays (sleep vs. reaction). Share highlights with accountability partners.
Put it into practice
Decide between Notion, Google Sheets, Airtable, or Looker Studio based on team size.
List the metrics you care about: reaction avg, best-of-10, sleep, caffeine, notes.
Use Zapier, Make, or CSV imports to keep data fresh without manual copy/paste.
Try it now
Your next step
Run one relevant game, note your baseline, then repeat under the same conditions when you want a useful comparison.
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Questions
No—Zapier templates + BrainGames exports cover 95% of use cases.
Automate daily; schedule a deep review every Sunday.