A few minutes to begin
Choose a quiet moment and follow a short, guided sequence on your iPhone.
Memory & thinking check for iPhone
Start with five minutes. NeuroAge guides you through a short check, explains your result in plain language, and turns it into practical ideas for everyday habits.
Educational self-check. Not a medical diagnosis. Free basic check. Optional in-app purchases.
Sample resultA small check-in
Memory can be easy to put off thinking about. NeuroAge offers a calm place to begin—without labeling you, assuming something is wrong, or asking you to complete a health test on this website.
Choose a quiet moment and follow a short, guided sequence on your iPhone.
See a brain-age estimate, risk band, and a breakdown across six thinking areas.
Explore a personalized plan with approachable ideas for lifestyle, sleep, and nutrition.
Make a little room
A short self-check can help you notice patterns and prepare better questions. It cannot tell you whether you have a disease, and it should never replace a conversation with a healthcare professional.
Three moments
Set context with questions about everyday habits and health inside the app.
Try guided activities covering memory, attention, speed, orientation, visuospatial skills, and language.
Read your estimate, domain breakdown, AI insight, and personalized plan.


After the check
The result brings three things together: an app-generated estimate, an explanation of the pattern, and an actionable plan. Your result will vary, and an estimate is not a biological measurement or diagnosis.
Observe, don’t overpromise
NeuroAge Plus can show your own brain-age curve and domain trends after you have enough results. Familiarity with tasks, the setting, and how you feel that day can all affect a repeat result, so a changing score is not proof that health has improved or declined.


Built on clear boundaries
Research about cognition and modifiable risk factors can inform a product. It does not, by itself, clinically validate NeuroAge or create an individual forecast.
See the evidence layers