Your devices become reaction pods.

What Splyt trains and measures

Each drill lights up a pod and waits for your tap. The app timestamps the display and the response on the pod’s own clock and gives you back the reaction time, the accuracy, and the progress of each series.

Ten drills

Each drill has its own parameters (colors, interval, number of stimuli, distance between pods). Changing any parameter creates a new series, so you only compare what is comparable.

• D1Simple reactionA pod lights up, you tap. Simple reaction time.
• D2Direction choiceThe color or the arrow tells you which pod to tap. Choice reaction.
• D3Go/No-GoTap the target color and hold back on the distractor. Inhibitory control.
• D4Pod sequencePods spread across the court, in a zigzag or random order. Reaction with movement.
• D5Voice commandThe app calls out the direction, in the app’s language, and you go to the pod. Auditory processing.
• D6Dual taskReact to the pods while solving math problems read aloud. Focus under distraction.
• D7Rule switchMid-series, the rule flips (⇄). Cognitive flexibility.
• D8Peripheral visionEyes fixed on the center, stimuli on the sides. Visual field and spatial attention.
• D10Reaction gridA cell lights up in a grid on the pod’s screen. Visual search and precision.
• D11Color gridFind the target color among the distractors. Visual search and inhibitory control.

6-week plan

Three sessions a week, 15 to 20 minutes each, with 2 pods. Every session starts with 1 minute of D1, always the same, the reference measure that shows your progress, followed by the week’s three drills. In weeks 2 to 5, the interval between stimuli gets shorter when accuracy goes above 85% in two sessions in a row and longer when it drops below 60%.

At the end, the report compares week 1 with week 6 for D1, D2, and D3. Each athlete has their own plan and their own history.

How to set up

You need at least one iPhone, iPad, or Android device. With more devices, each one becomes a pod on the court, up to 6. iOS and Android mix in the same session, and any of them can be the control.

1. Choose the controlOpen Splyt on one device and choose Control. To train with that device alone, turn on “This device is also a pod”.
2. Add podsOn the other devices, on the same Wi-Fi network, open Splyt and choose Pod. They show up on the control under “New pods”; accept them and set each one’s position (Left, Right, Front…).
3. Configure and trainChoose the drill, adjust the parameters, and start. The pods light up and you respond by tapping each one’s screen.
4. Track your progressAfter each block, the summary shows reaction time and accuracy. After 5 sessions, the series gets a baseline and a trend verdict.

Inside the app

From the lit pod to the block summary, from progress by series to the plan report.