Your free Quartenson account

Make each session part of something bigger.

One session gives you a result. An account helps you remember what you practised, find a reason to return and choose what to try next.

Free to join. Guest practice stays available.

Useful before, during and after practice

Your account brings these tools together in one profile.

Find your last session

Reopen results by tool, date and settings. Repeat a familiar setup instead of trying to remember which version you used.

Give today a direction

Use daily challenges and your activity calendar to build a routine that fits the way you want to practise.

Make milestones visible

Earn XP from eligible sessions, plus one-time XP rewards for eligible achievement tiers. See the requirements and how close you are to the next step.

Reuse your own material

Save word lists, vocabulary pairs and palace routes in your private library. Open them again in supported exercises without typing them out each time.

Pick up on another device

Sign in to see saved history, account progress and library items. Browser-only settings and unsaved guest material stay on the device where you created them.

Stay in control of your data

Download your account data from Profile details. If you decide to leave, confirm deletion by email and cancel it any time before the 30-day deadline.

Try freely. Keep more when you sign in.

You do not need an account to use the free browser exercises.

Use free browser exercises
As a guestAvailable
With an accountAvailable
Revisit completed sessions
As a guestHistory in this browser
With an accountSaved account history across devices
Track activity and milestones
As a guestLocal results
With an accountCalendar, challenges, XP and achievements
Reuse saved personal material
As a guestLocal material in supported tools
With an accountPrivate lists and routes across devices

Turn a result into a useful next step

Three small habits make your history easier to learn from.

  1. Start with a familiar setup

    Choose one exercise and settings you can repeat comfortably.

  2. Compare similar sessions

    Use the same mode and device. Different settings or input methods can change a score.

  3. Look for a pattern

    Review several sessions, not just your best one. XP and levels reflect practice activity, not a measure of intelligence or health.

Ready for your next session?

Create an account when the extra context is useful to you. You can also keep practising as a guest.