Review weekly
Block 15 minutes every Sunday to inspect trends.
Step-by-step guide
How to Read Your BrainGames Stats
Turn dashboards into decisions
Numbers mean nothing until you know how to interpret them.
Decision latency
-40%Faster pivots when teams run weekly reviewsPlateau detection
+31%Users leveraging tags find causes soonerDashboard Overview
The overview tab highlights streaks, best scores, and volatility. Use volatility to decide whether lifestyle variables are hurting consistency.
Color coding keeps things simple: green trending up, amber stable, red trending down. Hover for exact values and context tips.
Deep Dive into Each Metric
Reaction Time shows average, best, and variability. Memory games show span, retention rate, and error type. Hovering reveals percentile against your age cohort.
Use the comparison toggle to overlay two metrics (e.g., memory vs. reaction). Patterns reveal when improvements in one domain trade off with another.
Use Alerts & Tags
Create threshold alerts (e.g., “alert me if reaction time is >230 ms”). Pair alerts with tags like “travel”, “fasting”, or “competition” to contextualize spikes.
Tags build a personal knowledge graph so you know exactly why a number moved.
Put it into practice
Action steps
Set alerts
Add threshold notifications for your most important metric.
Use comparison mode
Overlay two skills to ensure improvements are balanced.
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Your next step
Turn the idea into a score.
Run one relevant game, note your baseline, then repeat under the same conditions when you want a useful comparison.
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
What if my data looks noisy?+
Tag lifestyle factors and increase trial counts. Noise shrinks when you add context and reps.
How often should I export data?+
Export monthly for archival and anytime you switch devices or coaches.