Memory
4 ExercisesWord Recall
Remember a list of words then recall them after a pause. Strengthens short-term memory and verbal recall.
Face & Name Pairs
Match faces to names. A practical daily-life skill, especially helpful when meeting new people.
Story Recall
Read a short story then answer questions from memory. Mirrors following instructions in daily life.
Immediate & Delayed Recall
Learn a word list, recall immediately, complete a distractor task, then recall again. Measures true memory consolidation.
Object Location Memory
Study where objects are placed on a grid, then place them back from memory. Tests visuospatial and episodic memory.
Category Recall Challenge
Learn 9 items from 3 categories, recall immediately, then recall again after a distractor task. Tests semantic memory.
Attention
5 ExercisesSpot the Symbol
A grid of coloured stars appears. Tap only the target colour as fast as you can. Builds selective attention.
Number Hunt
Find numbers 1-25 in a scrambled grid in order as fast as you can. Builds scanning speed and attention.
Sustained Vigilance
Numbers flash one at a time. Tap only when you see a 3 followed immediately by a 7. Tests sustained attention.
Reverse Number Sequence
Watch a number sequence then tap them back in reverse order. Challenges working memory and mental manipulation.
Impulse Brake
Watch a GO bar fill up. When STOP flashes, freeze instantly. Measures response inhibition and false starts.
Processing Speed
2 ExercisesQuick Tap
Tap as soon as the screen turns green. Tracks your reaction time and processing speed across 5 rounds.
Category Sort
Sort words into categories as quickly as possible. Combines processing speed with semantic organisation.
Executive Function
6 ExercisesTrail Connect
Connect numbers and letters alternating (1, A, 2, B...). Tests cognitive flexibility and task-switching speed.
Number Sequences
Watch a sequence of numbers then recall them in the correct order. Challenges working memory and planning.
Daily Planning
Arrange morning tasks in logical order. Directly supports independence with real-life routines.
Letter-Number Sequencing
See a mixed sequence of letters and numbers, recall numbers ascending then letters alphabetically.
Colour-Word Interference
Name the INK colour of each word, not the word itself. Tests response inhibition and cognitive control.
Prospective Memory
Remember to do something specific when a trigger event occurs. Mirrors real-life demands like taking medication.