ClickMetrik · Input rate lab
APM means actions per minute. This test measures accepted physical-keyboard and primary-mouse inputs received by the browser. Raw APM reports that input rate across 30, 60, or 120 seconds, with 60 seconds selected by default.
Valid APM Challenge adds alternating targets, accuracy, and response timing. It is a ClickMetrik-defined drill, not universal effective APM or replay analysis. No account is required; compact results stay in this browser.
Configure
New here? Start with Raw APM at 60 seconds.
Use a physical keyboard or primary-button mouse. Touch and pen input do not count.
Test panel
Physical keyboard + primary mouse · Focused region only
IdleChoose a mode and duration, then start.
Tab and other navigation keys keep their browser behavior. Formal input requires a connected physical keyboard or primary-button mouse; touch and pen do not count.
Mode: Raw APM · Duration: 60s
Personal best: —
No saved attempts in this bucket.
APM means actions per minute. An APM Test measures the rate of accepted actions during a configured time. ClickMetrik's Raw APM counts eligible physical-keyboard and primary-mouse input received by the browser inside the focused capture region.
This is an Actions Per Minute input-rate test. The browser can measure accepted browser input, but it cannot see game state or determine whether an action was strategically useful, redundant, or valuable in a game.
New to this page? Start with Raw APM at 60 seconds to learn the input area before trying the target challenge.
Raw APM = accepted actions ÷ configured seconds × 60.
120 accepted actions in 60 seconds = 120 Raw APM.
Valid APM = correct target responses ÷ configured seconds × 60. Accuracy = correct responses ÷ judged responses × 100.
45 correct and 15 incorrect actions in 60 seconds = 60 Raw APM, 45 Valid APM, and 75% Accuracy.
The main raw browser-input rate from accepted keyboard and primary-mouse actions.
The correct target-response rate inside the Valid APM Challenge, not universal eAPM.
Correct judged responses ÷ judged responses. This only applies to the challenge context.
Judged target responses in the challenge. Incorrect actions remain part of Raw APM.
The accepted input-source mix, not a skill-balance score.
Target-response timing in the challenge, not a general reaction-time test.
The fastest formal 10-second window, not the full-run Average APM.
The implemented timing-stability metric. It is not rank, skill, or health.
Peak 10s APM is the largest formal action count in a sliding half-open 10-second window, multiplied by 6. Consistency and response-time fields display a dash when their formal inputs are unavailable.
For repeat comparisons, use the same mode and duration. Raw APM and Valid APM are different tasks, so their scores should not be treated as interchangeable. A 30-second Raw APM run should not be compared directly with a 120-second Valid APM Challenge result.
A game-state-aware replay system can classify commands with context. Browser APM cannot see whether an input changed game state, was redundant, or had strategic value.
ClickMetrik's Valid APM Challenge is a page-defined target-response drill. It is not universal eAPM for StarCraft, a MOBA, or another game, and it does not establish that a higher result means a better player.
Accepted action/source counts, Raw APM, Valid APM, target correctness, response timing, and local summaries.
Game skill, rank, useful decisions, cheating, macros, scripts, automation, legality, server behavior, hardware faults, or health.
Compact results stay in this browser. Raw actions, timestamps, key codes, targets, coordinates, DOM events, and identity are not saved.
Formal input requires an eligible physical key or primary-button mouse inside the focused capture region. Touch, pen, other buttons, synthetic input, and actions elsewhere do not count. Stop if you feel pain or noticeable discomfort.