What actually happens when you open Tomus

A session, start to finish

1. 1

   You pick a game, or take the Daily Jam

   The Daily Jam is a prepared set that mixes exercises across skill areas. Otherwise you choose a specific game from the grid — rhythm tap, find all the notes, identification of pitches, and others.

2. 2

   You answer around ten questions

   A timer runs and you have a small number of lives. Questions are multiple choice, tap-to-match, or listen-and-identify depending on the game.

3. 3

   Each answer is corrected immediately

   You are shown the correct answer, with reference information where it is useful. Wrong answers are the point of the exercise, not a failure state.

4. 4

   The run ends with a summary

   Correct, incorrect, accuracy and elapsed time. Progress is tracked across the five areas, so a persistent weak spot becomes visible rather than vague.