Arcade

Quick games with a health-nerd twist. No lives to buy, nothing to install, nothing tracked beyond the best score saved on your device, just the retry loop, with the real evidence next door when a run leaves you curious.

Lifeline

One button

The heartbeat arcade. Tap to flap, thread the gaps, dodge the risk factors, your score is the age you reach.

Powerhouse

Autofire

The mitochondria shooter. Blast the junk, stack real-life power-ups, climb the heart-rate zones to REDLINE. Score is ATP.

Max Out

Timing

The one-rep-max game. Tap inside the green window to lock the rep and load the bar, chase seven plates a side. Score is kg.

Five a Day

Swipe

The produce slicer. Fruit and veg fly, chop them for portions, blend smoothie combos, chase plant variety, and never touch the junk.

In Range

Hold

Hold to rise, let go to fall. One snaking corridor, a green target ribbon, and a trace that draws your chart behind you.

The dailies

New at midnight

Ballpark, guess a real fitness stat every day, and the weekly Fit or Fiction quiz. Every answer cites a real study, and streaks are a matter of honour.

Performance Lab

All stations β†’

The other half of the arcade. These are not cartoons β€” each station measures something about you, on your own device, and gives you a number you can beat.

Reaction

Speed

Wait for the flash, tap. Five taps, average milliseconds, a tier from LIGHTNING to PING 999. Sleep and caffeine move this number.

Recall

Memory

The grid lights a pattern, you tap it back, every round adds one. Your span lands you on the animal ladder β€” goldfish to mainframe.

Track

Precision

25 archery boards, every tap scored by ring β€” bullseye is 10, grouping is everything. No misses, just worse arrows. 250 on offer.

Vigil

Focus

Ninety seconds of digits β€” tap every one except the 3. Sounds easy. The 3 disagrees. Monk mode to tab hoarder.

Switch

Flexibility

Colour? Shape? The rule keeps flipping and your brain pays for every flip in milliseconds. Shapeshifter to BSOD.

The games are cartoons, not health advice. Want a score that’s actually about you? The Performance Lab measures reaction, memory and aim for real. And the numbers that matter most live in the calculators, every formula cited.