Memory
Memory is how you hold on to information long enough to use it: a name you just heard, a code to type, where you parked. Practising it helps everyday details stick.
Trained by Tile Recall
Short daily workouts for memory, focus, speed and logic, picked for you and getting harder as you improve.
These are the thinking skills you lean on every day. Every game is built on a classic task from cognitive psychology, turned into a 1 to 3 minute game.
Memory is how you hold on to information long enough to use it: a name you just heard, a code to type, where you parked. Practising it helps everyday details stick.
Trained by Tile Recall
Focus keeps you on one task while notifications, noise and stray thoughts compete for your attention. Training it helps you stay on track and make fewer careless mistakes.
Trained by Color Clash, Odd Tile
Processing speed is how quickly you take in what is happening and respond, from reading a road sign to keeping up with a fast conversation. Practice keeps your reactions quick and sharp.
Trained by Turn Signal, Reaction Time test
Logic and number skills help you work through problems step by step: splitting a bill, planning a budget, spotting a pattern. Regular practice makes thinking with numbers faster and easier.
Trained by Number Run
Simple, clear reports show how your memory, focus, speed and logic develop over time.
Your daily workout adapts to your results, so you always train at the right difficulty.
Example scores
Illustration only. Real scores come from your own results.
Start with a quick assessment to get your brain profile and a plan picked for your goals.
Exercise your mind anytime, anywhere. Each game adjusts to your performance, so every round stays a challenge.
Tap the colour of the word, not the word itself.
How to playRemember which tiles lit up; the grid grows as you improve.
How to playSwipe the way the arrow points, as fast as possible.
How to playQuick maths: pick the right answer before time runs out.
How to playSpot the one tile that is different.
How to playGet your brain profile and see where your strengths are.
Three games picked for your goals. Difficulty adapts as you play.
Streaks, skill scores and a weekly retest show how you are doing.
A few focused minutes a day keep your mind active and engaged.
Practice tasks like processing speed, reaction time, short-term memory and planning, and watch your scores change.
Streaks and reminders you control make it easy to come back every day.
Brain training means regularly practising tasks that use attention, memory, speed and problem solving. Brain Training turns those tasks into short games that adapt to your level.
About 10 minutes. Your daily workout is three games, and each game takes 1 to 3 minutes.
You can play for free every day. PRO unlocks every game and unlimited play, with a free trial. See subscription terms.
No. Scores are for fun and self-tracking. They are not a clinical measure and do not diagnose any condition.
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Brain Training is for entertainment and practice. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat or prevent any condition.