ONE IDENTITY · MULTIPLE ACTIVITIES · ONE HISTORY

Track change across the activities you use.

CogAgg joins performance history from integrated tools under one user identity and visualizes changes in motor response, memory/language, response speed, difficulty, persistence, and problem solving.

DEMO DATAPersonal baseline comparisons
CURRENT PATTERN

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Each conclusion is tied back to the measurements that produced it.

AccuracyLatest loaded period
Reaction timeMedian observed latency
ActivityLoaded history events
Within-sessionLate-session latency
LONGITUDINAL HISTORY

Performance over time

Get Dem DotsThree Words TodaySplickets
Motor / visuomotorAwaiting history

Get Dem Dots: accuracy, reaction time, pointing precision.

Memory / languageAwaiting history

Three Words Today: correctness, response latency, difficulty.

Problem solvingAwaiting history

Splickets: correctness, response latency, difficulty tolerance.

CONTRIBUTING TOOLS

What each app adds to your history

Get Dem DotsMotor / visuomotor response

Reaction time, spatial precision, target accuracy, missed targets, session endurance.

Three Words TodayMemory / language

First-answer accuracy, repeated misses, response latency, relearning, difficulty.

SplicketsProblem solving / persistence

Attempts, hints, response latency, difficulty, completion and abandonment.

PUBLIC INFORMATION CONTEXT

Evidence should provide context, not manufacture a diagnosis.

CogAgg uses public health and research material to explain why changes in memory, thinking, physical activity, or rehabilitation-related performance may be worth discussing with a clinician. Public sources do not transform gameplay into a validated medical assessment.

Within-person measurements are intentionally kept separate from clinical interpretation.

One user, joined across sites.

Integrated applications authenticate against the same Cognito User Pool. CogAgg records history using the stable Cognito sub claim instead of email as the primary identity key.