FAQ

AIMFORGE is a free, browser-based FPS aim trainer. It helps you improve mouse precision, target tracking, and reaction time through focused training exercises. No download or account required.

Yes, AIMFORGE is completely free. Simply visit aimforge.pro and start training immediately.

No account is required. You can start training immediately without any registration.

AIMFORGE is designed for any FPS (first-person shooter) or third-person shooter game that requires mouse precision. It is particularly useful for games like Valorant, CS2, Apex Legends, Overwatch, and similar titles.

AIMFORGE is currently optimized for desktop use with a mouse. Mobile support is not available at this time.

AIMFORGE has six modes: four Training Modes (Precision, Tracking, 6 Targets, Reaction Time) and two Warmup Modes (Eye Flick, Eye Track). See the Training Guide for details on each mode.

We recommend 15 to 30 minutes of focused training per day. Consistency is more important than duration — short daily sessions produce better results than occasional long ones.

Training Modes (Precision, Tracking, 6 Targets, Reaction Time) are scored exercises designed to improve specific aim skills. Warmup Modes (Eye Flick, Eye Track) are unscored 60-second exercises meant to prepare your eyes and reflexes before a training session or gaming session.

Start with Eye Flick and Eye Track to warm up, then move to Precision on Easy difficulty with Large targets. Once your accuracy is consistently above 70%, try reducing the target size or increasing the difficulty.

In Precision and 6 Targets modes, your score is calculated as Hits × Accuracy%. This rewards both speed and precision equally. In Tracking mode, score increases every frame your crosshair is on the moving target.

Grades (S, A, B, C, D) are based on your score relative to a theoretical maximum for the selected mode and target size. The reference thresholds are shown on the result screen after each session.

An average human reaction time is around 250ms. Achieving under 200ms is considered excellent for gaming. Under 150ms is considered pro-level. Note that reaction time varies based on factors like fatigue, monitor refresh rate, and input latency.

In Precision mode, letting a target expire without clicking counts as a miss and reduces your accuracy. Since score is calculated as Hits × Accuracy%, a drop in accuracy will lower your score even if your hit count increases.

AIMFORGE works best on modern browsers such as Google Chrome, Firefox, or Microsoft Edge. We recommend using the latest version of your browser for the best performance.

Yes. AIMFORGE uses requestAnimationFrame to sync with your monitor's refresh rate, so higher refresh rate monitors (144Hz, 240Hz) will display smoother target movement. The game speed is normalized so it remains consistent regardless of refresh rate.

Yes. The crosshair color can be changed using the color selector in the bottom bar. Six preset colors are available: white, cyan, green, red, gold, and pink.