Bird Watch is a non-invasive digital brain wellness tool that builds up the regions of the brain that are the first targets of Alzheimer's Disease through daily brain calisthenics. It includes both the game and regular cognitive assessments.

What is different about Bird Watch?

Bird Watch is the only digital brain training game that has NIH Phase 1 trials demonstrating significant improvements in cognition, brain plasticity, and increased brain mass and synapses in regions of the brain that Alzheimer's Disease targets.

How powerful is Bird Watch?

Using Bird Watch every day for 10 weeks has been demonstrated to significantly improve cognition and sequential memory, and to grow additional grey matter and white matter synapses in targeted brain regions.

What does it take to set up Bird Watch?

Zero technical expertise is required. For facilities, the Bird Watch team provides everything needed to get started, including setup guidance, regular cognitive assessments, and personalized recommendations based on user progress.

What are the benefits to senior care facilities?

Bird Watch is a fun, engaging activity that brings people together, takes pressure off staff by providing a ready-made program with real brain benefits, differentiates the facility for families, and can support additional revenue streams.

Can a Bird Really Make Your Brain Stronger?

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A scientifically designed brain training game to boost your memory, focus, and cognitive vitality - in just 6 minutes a day.

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Bird Watch is Science in Disguise

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Watch and Decide

Birds appear in different trees.
You decide—same bird or different?

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Levels Get Harder

As you improve, more trees appear, and the birds come faster.

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Track Your Progress

Measure memory scores, cognition improvement, and wellness daily.

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Backed by Neuroscience, Built for You

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Bird Watch is based on decades of cognitive research into memory, attention, and aging. It trains sequential memory, which is essential for how we navigate the world and cognitive health generally.

Researchers call the metric we track your "d-prime score"—a scientific measure of your brain’s ability to navigate memory.

Studies Show

Consistent training can increase grey matter and synaptic connections in the memory-related areas of the brain most closely associated with Alzheimer’s Disease.