Milestones

First Sub-15 AO100

14.76s

Oct 12, 2026

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Best Single

10.12s

Oct 14, 2026

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Progress Dashboard

3 sessions tracked · 685 solves · 3x3 Speed Solving

Current AO12

14.93s

Last 12 solves

Current AO100

14.38s

Last 100 solves

Best Single

10.12s

All-time best

Progress to Goal14.38s / 10.00s
80% to sub-10

Performance Over Time

Latest 20 Solves

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Daily AO12

Daily AO100 & Mean

Smart Cube

Per-phase splits, TPS & reconstructions captured from a smart cube

Recent solves60

TimeMovesTPSDate

Where to Focus

Based on 60 smart-cube solves · vs your goal pace

F2LYour biggest time sink

You average 8.3s on F2L but need ~5.0s to hit your goal, about 3.3s to gain. Both lookahead and turn speed are slowing it down.

Why this? ▾

F2L is 3.3s behind your goal pace, 3.3s of the 4.8s on the table across all four steps (69%).

  • Lookahead pauses ~2.1s vs a ~0.5s goal-pace target (1.6s over).
  • Turning ~6.3s vs ~4.5s (1.8s over).

Targets are your goal tier's pace for each step, from 60 smart-cube solves.

PLLNext biggest

You average 2.7s on PLL but need ~1.7s to hit your goal, about 1.0s to gain. Turn speed is the limiter, not alg recognition.

Why this? ▾

PLL is 1.0s behind your goal pace, 1.0s of the 4.8s on the table across all four steps (22%).

  • Alg recognition pauses ~0.6s vs a ~0.5s goal-pace target (0.1s over).
  • Turning ~2.0s vs ~1.2s (0.8s over).

Targets are your goal tier's pace for each step, from 60 smart-cube solves.

How each step compares to your goal pace

F2L
3.3s behind
PLL
1.0s behind
OLL
0.5s behind
Cross
on pace
Cross + first pair1.4s behind · one of the strongest predictors of overall speed

Your cross and first pair together average 3.6s versus ~2.2s for your goal. A slow cross-to-first-pair transition. Tracking the first pair during your cross, or planning it in inspection, would close most of this.

This overlaps Cross and F2L above, so read it on its own rather than added to those bars.

Where Your Time Goes Over Time

Stacked solve time by phase. Total height is your full solve, so a shrinking stack means you're getting faster.

Each point is the median of up to 25 consecutive solves, dated by the block's last solve, not a daily average.

Monthly Stats

Includes historical & solve-based data

MonthBest SinglePeak AO12Closing AO100
October 2026Latest10.12s12.95s14.38s

Growth Prediction

🎯 Chasing Sub-10

Stability Status
Balanced Growth↓
gap 0.1sbench 0.8–1.6s14d -90.0ms/day

Recognition and execution are aligned within the expected range. Improvement here comes from technique refinement rather than raw speed development.

Phase

Sub-15 → Sub-10

Stable Growth

🧭 Typical at this level

  • • Strong F2L look-ahead
  • • Low-rotation solving
  • • Consistent Full PLL
  • • Cross occasionally planned with +1

🎯 Recommended focus

  • • Eliminate all visible pauses during F2L
  • • Track the next pair before finishing the current insertion
  • • Reduce rotation count
Sub-10s goal

~128,898

solves remaining

≈ 774 sessions at your current pace

But first:

Sub-14s

~2,731

solves to next milestone

≈ 16 sessions

Why ~128,898 solves?
Gap to close14.7s → 10.0s = 4.7s
Improvement rate0.21ms / solve(2d, 233 solves)
Base estimate4.7s ÷ 0.21ms = 21,949
Difficulty scaling×5.87
Estimate~128,898 solves

Your improvement rate is the biggest variable. A slower rate dramatically increases the estimate even when the gap is smaller.

You're entering advanced-level gains. Progress naturally slows.

low confidence

Forecast will stabilize with more sessions.

Based on solve data as of Oct 13, 2026

Performance Trend & Forecast

AI Performance Insight

Performance Interpretation

Your AO100 of 14.71s puts you in the sub-15 range, but your F2L is +3.15s over the target tier. This is the primary factor holding you back from sub-10. Your recent session average of 14.61s shows you are maintaining your current level.

Primary Focus

You need to focus on F2L lookahead and turn speed to eliminate the +3.15s bottleneck. This is your largest measured deficit. Improving your transition between pairs will have the biggest impact on your overall average.

Practice Strategy

Complete 50 slow-turn solves per session where you never stop turning, focusing on tracking the next pair.

Follow this with 20 solves focusing on maximizing TPS for F2L pairs.

Use a metronome at 60 BPM to force a consistent rhythm.

Mindset

Your 14-day improvement rate of -0.09 s/day shows a steady downward trend. This proves your volume of 816 solves per week is producing real results.

Risk

The estimated 128,898 solves to reach your target indicates your current progress rate is too slow. You risk a long plateau without a significant change in technique.