Fastest Time to Complete a 3x3 Schulte Grid

Mexico

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Mexico City, Mexico / October 17, 2026

Derek ParaFox of Mexico City tapped the numbers 1 through 9 in order on a freshly shuffled 3x3 Schulte grid in 1.20 seconds. A Schulte grid is a classic attention drill: the numbers are scattered at random and the player has to find and hit each one in sequence as fast as possible. Derek's continuous screen recording shows the countdown, the new layout appearing with the app's timer at 0.00, and nine clean taps that stop the clock at 1.20 with zero errors. Blink and you miss the whole thing.

Tags: fastest, game, puzzle, Brain Training, schulte grid

Rules

- must complete a 3x3 Schulte grid by tapping the numbers 1 through 9 in ascending order
- the layout must be randomly generated and not seen before the attempt begins
- timing starts when the grid appears and stops on the tap of the number 9, as measured by the game's built-in timer
- must be recorded in one continuous, unedited screen recording or video that shows the full grid and the final time
- must follow form of current world record holder
- must provide video evidence
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