Visual Search
Find and mark every target — tap to mark, tap again to unmark, and finish when you think you have them all. The timer starts on the first tap. A practice tool, not an assessment.
Presets (free)
Settings dialsPro
Preview — each round gets a fresh random layout
About Visual Search
Visual Search is a cognitive stimulation exercise built on the classic cancellation-task format used in cognitive rehab: targets are spread across the whole board among distractors, and the goal is to find and mark every one. Feature rounds use targets that pop out; conjunction rounds hide the target among distractors that each share one feature with it, which demands a slow, systematic sweep; cancellation rounds fill the board with letters or numbers. The round ends when you say it’s finished — knowing when to stop scanning is part of the practice — and results are split by side of the board, left and right, with missed targets revealed in place.
It’s built for occupational therapists, caregivers, and anyone practicing visual scanning, and it runs in any browser with no setup — open it and go. Choose a structured grid to practice a methodical scan pattern or a scattered layout closer to real-world search, and adjust the number of targets, board density, and item size to suit the person in front of you. Visual Search is a practice and cognitive stimulation tool, not a standardized assessment, and no patient information is collected or stored.