About HumanSpec
A small lab for curious people.
HumanSpec Editorial Team creates short, transparent browser tasks and explains what their results can—and cannot—say. The goal is useful self-comparison, not a label, diagnosis, or ranking of human worth.
Who writes
All public articles and method notes are published by the HumanSpec Editorial Team, the consistent editorial byline for this independent product.
How we write
We describe the task, scoring signal, sources of variation, and relevant evidence. We separate published research from HumanSpec product reference points.
What we avoid
We do not turn a browser score into an IQ claim, medical conclusion, population norm, or promise about school, work, or athletic performance.
Read the method
Our science page explains the signals, repeatability principles, browser limitations, and sources used when we write about these tasks.
Science and editorial method →