Practice free. Pay only for depth.
Unlimited drills cost nothing and stay free forever. The paid tiers open the things that are genuinely scarce — shared pools, partner judging, and the full analytics.
Observer
Free
forever
- ·Unlimited card drills and number drills
- ·All eight games, all practice styles
- ·Present and future conditions tracked separately
- ·Your full session history and personal metrics
- ·Leaderboard placement after 50 sealed sessions
The free tier is not a trial. A research platform needs volume, and drills cost us almost nothing to serve.
Create a free accountPractitioner
$14
per month, or $140 a year
- ·Everything in Observer
- ·Shared live drawings — the same pool as everyone else
- ·ARV with image pools, flat and cascading
- ·Partner pairing and reciprocal judging
- ·Per-ball sessions with pause and resume across days
- ·Full trait profile with d-prime scoring
- ·Displacement analysis and intention templates
Two months free on the annual. Everything here has a real cost behind it — pools, storage, scoring.
Researcher
$34
per month, or $340 a year
- ·Everything in Practitioner
- ·Create teams and run team sessions
- ·All five aggregation rules scored against outcomes
- ·Cohort comparison — solo vs team vs open
- ·CSV export of your own data
- ·Priority placement in formal studies
- ·Group intention experiments
For serious practitioners and small groups who want to run their own analysis.
Comped memberships exist. Ask.
If you are a serious practitioner, a researcher, or someone whose data would materially improve the platform, write to [email protected] and say so. We grant full access at no charge and we would rather have the data than the money. That is not a marketing line — a viewer with three hundred sealed sessions is worth more to this project than a subscription.
Billing is not open yet
Accounts are free for the founding cohort while the shared-drawing features are being built. When subscriptions do open, the terms will be plain: clear renewal dates, cancel any time from your account page, and no tier will ever claim to improve an outcome.