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.

Chandramallika Basak, PhD | Innovate Brain Health Today

Milan Basak-Odisio

Research Intern

Rising sophomore at UT Austin majoring in Computer Science. I'm interested in developing and testing tech products for students and older adults. My interests span digital health, neuroscience, data analysis, and human-computer interaction. As a research intern at NeuroFlight, I conduct cognitive assessments and analyze behavioral data to advance brain training video games. I hope to bridge computer science and clinical research to create accessible technologies to improve quality of life.

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