Peak
Brain training app
Peak makes brain-training scores mean something by framing them against other players. Our UX Bites look at how they contextualise performance with layered comparisons.
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Scores are framed against other users, turning a raw number into a sense of how well you did
Multiple types of context stack into one result, so a score can be read several ways
Relative performance doubles as motivation, hinting at how much better a score could be
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