Visual Acuity
Adaptive letter-identification tests that find the smallest optotype a person can resolve, across both static and dynamic presentations.
Method: Snellen / LogMAR, 14 levels from 20/200 to 20/10, ETDRS-validated Sloan letters.
VizScore is a clinically grounded assessment suite for sports teams, vision clinics, concussion programs, and research institutions — standardized tests that quantify visual, cognitive, and motor performance.
Built on the clinical standards practitioners already use
Each domain pairs a modern mobile experience with decades of peer-reviewed methodology — so you can trust the number you see on the screen.
Adaptive letter-identification tests that find the smallest optotype a person can resolve, across both static and dynamic presentations.
Method: Snellen / LogMAR, 14 levels from 20/200 to 20/10, ETDRS-validated Sloan letters.
Identifies the lowest contrast at which a person can still read letters — the functional vision measure that acuity alone misses.
Method: Pelli-Robson triplets, 0.15 log-CS steps, 16 contrast levels.
Visual-motor reaction task capturing both speed and consistency — a staple metric for concussion baselines, ADHD evaluation, and sports performance.
Method: Age-stratified percentiles, coefficient-of-variation consistency scoring.
Sustained smooth-pursuit and eye-hand coordination tasks — measuring target following and visuomotor adaptation under sustained demand.
Method: VOMS smooth-pursuit paradigm; Kim et al. visuomotor adaptation.
Multiple object tracking measures how many moving targets you can hold in mind at once — a foundational visual-cognitive capacity.
Method: Pylyshyn & Storm (1988) MOT paradigm.
A dual-task paradigm: hold central fixation while detecting and identifying peripheral color stimuli at 85–95% eccentricity.
Method: UFOV-style dual-task detection; per-side asymmetry scoring.
Coincidence-anticipation timing — tap exactly as the indicator reaches the target zone. Sensitive to motor timing deficits seen in TBI and Parkinson's.
Method: Bassin Anticipation Timer; absolute, constant, and variable error scoring.
Connect circles in sequence — Part A (numbers) for processing speed, Part B (alternating numbers and letters) for cognitive flexibility.
Method: Reitan TMT with Tombaugh (2004) age- and education-adjusted norms.
VizScore is purpose-built for organizations administering assessments at scale — on a sideline, in a clinic, or across a multi-site study.
Run a full battery on 30+ athletes at a stadium or training facility with zero connectivity. Results sync automatically when you're back online.
Assemble custom sequences — pre-season screening, return-to-play, longitudinal monitoring — and push them to every device in your organization.
Import rosters via CSV, tag participants by team or position, track external IDs (jersey numbers, medical records), and review every session per participant.
Owner, admin, staff, and participant roles with granular visibility controls. Configure who sees which results across your org and which data stays local.
CSV for your spreadsheet, JSON for your pipeline. Every tap is timestamped with device metadata for reproducibility and audit-ready analytics.
Six trainable skills with staircase algorithms that find each individual's threshold and push it forward. Measure the gain, not just the baseline.
Every VizScore assessment implements a peer-reviewed paradigm with documented normative data. The references below are the same ones cited in ophthalmology and neuropsychology training.
14-level LogMAR progression using the ETDRS-validated Sloan letter set — the industry standard for measuring the smallest optotype a person can resolve.
Pelli-Robson triplet methodology in 0.15 log-CS steps. Detects functional vision loss that standard acuity testing can miss — critical for driving, aging, and disease monitoring.
The canonical MOT paradigm measures working-memory capacity for moving targets — a visual-cognitive benchmark with documented sensitivity to concussion and ADHD.
Part A for processing speed and Part B for cognitive flexibility, scored against Tombaugh's age- and education-stratified norms (n=911). Among the most widely used neuropsych tests in the world.
Bassin Anticipation Timer methodology capturing absolute, constant, and variable error — the gold standard for motor timing research in TBI and Parkinson's.
Derived from the Vestibular/Ocular-Motor Screening protocol — a validated concussion-screening framework for pursuit-gain measurement.
Sight of Hand layers a proprioceptive offset onto target tracking — a sensitive marker of motor variability that standard tracking tasks don't capture.
Dual-task paradigm enforcing central fixation while detecting eccentric color stimuli — assesses the peripheral awareness that predicts driving and fall-risk outcomes.
VizScore is a digital adaptation of these clinical instruments, built for screening, performance monitoring, and research. It is not a diagnostic device and is not a substitute for evaluation by a licensed clinician.
Customers range from professional athletic programs collecting baselines to research groups running multi-site normative studies.
Pre-season baselines, return-to-play screening, and longitudinal tracking for vision, reaction, and cognitive performance.
Add screening-grade acuity, contrast, peripheral, and executive-function measures to the patient workflow without new hardware.
Event-level data capture with seeded randomization for reproducible studies. Export everything your analysis needs.
Establish individual baselines pre-injury and track recovery with the same standardized protocol across every session.
Tell us a little about your program and we'll schedule a 30-minute walkthrough — live demo, your questions answered, no pitch deck.
We reply to every inquiry within two business days. In the meantime, feel free to email us directly at support@vizscore.com.